Key Terms
Changes in the Nation
Regions of the United States
Regions of the United States (Continued)
100

What is the United State's capital?

Washington D.C.

100

This president defeated Hillary Clinton in 2016...

Donald Trump

100

What are the 4 main regions of the United States?

Northeast, South, Midwest, and West.

100

California's climate is M___...

Mild

200

Seattle is Washington's largest ____ and ____ to technology and aerospace companies...

City & Home

200

T____, T_________, and natural resources have helped strengthen our economy in the U.S....

Trade & Technology

200

What are the major cities in the Midwest region?

Chicago and Detroit

200

What is the largest region in the United States?

The West

300

One of the busiest ports shipping ports on the Great Lakes is located in what city?

Chicago, IL

300

By the end of what year did the United States face a recession, or a sharp decrease in economic activity $ ?

In 2007.
300

How far does the Northeast Region stretch?

From Boston to Washington D.C.

300

More than 10% of the country's population belongs to which state?

California

400

What is terrorism?

A violent attack to intimidate or cause fear.

400

On September 11, 2001...What happened in the U.S.?

The deadliest terrorist attack in U.S. history. (Twin Towers)

400

What region has one of the world's largest productive farming regions? Provide examples of why...

The Midwest

Why? - They have rich soils from river deposits, livestock, corn, dairy products, soybeans)

400

Ranching, farming, coal, gold, silver, copper, forestry, and fishing are all important industries of what Region?

The West

500

Which city in Michigan is known as the nations leading automobile/car producer?

Detroit

500

In 2008, this person became the nation's first African American president...

Barack Obama :)

500

What are the important industries in the South region?

Technology, education, and oil.

500

The Great Lakes located in the Midwest make it easier to transport which 3 things?

Farm products, coal, iron ore.