States and Capitals
Food
People
Landforms
100

This is the capital of Texas.

What is Austin?

100

The bread "wrapper" used in many southwestern foods.

What is a tortilla?

100

This is the biggest Native American tribe in the Southwest.

Who are the Navajo?

100

These are table-shaped landforms found in this area.

What are mesas?

200

The state where the Grand Canyon is found.

What is Arizona?

200

This popular slow cooked dish contains beans and meat.

What is chili con carne?

200

This nearby country influenced a lot of the Southwest culture.

What is Mexico?

200

This landform is a very wide, expansive "hole" that is edged in steep, rocky cliff faces. 

What is a canyon?

300

This state and it's capital city share the same name. 

What is Oklahoma City, Oklahoma?

300

This traditional Christmas food is shredded beef that has been stewed with red chiles and spices, rolled in masa, and steamed inside a corn husk.

What is a tamale?

300

This southwest Native American tribe starts with the letter "H" and sounds very optimistic.

Who are the Hopi?

300

This landform is the driest natural habitat on Earth.

What is a desert?

400

The capital of Arizona.

What is Phoenix?

400

A sopapilla is a type of this common breakfast sweet.

What is a doughnut?

400

This was the occupation of the people from Spain who first started to settle this region.

Who are missionaries?

400
These are very flat, open stretches of land as far as the eye can see.

What are prairies?

500

This state's capital is Santa Fe.

What is New Mexico?

500

This is a traditional Spanish baked custard.

What is flan?

500

These two Native American tribes of the Southwest represent the beginning and the end of the alphabet.

Who are the Apache and the Zuni?

500

These can be found on both the eastern and the western borders of states in this region. One forms a natural boundary with Colorado and the other forms a natural boundary with Nevada and California.

What are mountains? (Rocky Mountains)