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Where is the money capital of America?


New York City

100
This midwestern city was the starting point for pioneers heading west.

St. Louis

100

A region in which cities and suburbs are so close that they form one big urban area.

megalopolis

100

Washington, D.C. is located 

(a) between Maryland and Virginia

(b) in Georgia

(a) between Maryland and Virginia

100

Settler's first came to the West because of the area's

(a) natural resources

(b) sources of energy

(c) cities

(a) natural resources

300

To travel to work each day.

commute

300

The first miners of the Gold Rush.

forty-niners

300

The South is part of the ________?

the Sun Belt

300

Features that make much of the South a great place for growing crops include

(a) ports and industry

(b) rich soil and climate

(b) rich soil and climate

300

Atlanta is one of the slowest-growing regions of the US: the Northeast.

True or False

False; Atlanta is in the Southeast

400

A downturn in business activity.

recession

400
A method of transportation that replaces cars with buses or trains.

mass transit

400

Which region of the US is the most densely populated?

(a) the South

(b) the Midwest

(c) the Northeast

(c) the Northeast

400

In Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas, companies drill for

(a) water

(b) gold

(c) oil and natural gas

(c) oil and natural gas

400

The California Gold Rush caused the population to increase quickly.

True or False

True

500

The average number of people per square mile in a region.

Population density

500

Several kinds of crops grown on a farm.

mixed-crop farm

500

From the 1890s to the 1940s, most immigrants entering the US arrived at?

(a) Ellis Island

(b) port cities in the South

(a) Ellis Island

500

The economic centers of the Northeast are the regions.

(a) cities 

(b) forests

(a) cities

500

Over the last 50 years, the South has changed from an agricultural (farming) economy to 

(a) mining economy

(b) a forestry economy

(c) an industry economy

(c) an industry economy