An area with a least one feature that makes it different from other areas.
What is a region?
100
A place where people share a government.
What is the political region?
100
Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest and the West.
What are the five regions of the US?
100
Political regions that states are divided into.
What are counties?
100
The northern most land area of North America.
What is Greenland?
200
People and places depending on one another for resources, products, and services.
What is interdependence between regions?
200
A place based on natural features. (God made)
What is a physical region?
200
This region includes, ND, MN, SD, WI, NE, WI, IA, KS, MI, IL, IN, and OH.
What is the Midwest region?
200
The town or city that is the center of a county's government.
What is the county seat?
200
US and this country share the longest boarder in North America.
What is Canada?
300
Examples of a region.
What is urban, coastal or desert?
Or what is cultural, economic, physical and political?
300
Natural vegetation.
What is plant life that grows in an area?
300
This region includes, WA, OR, CA, MT, ID, WY, UT, and CO.
What is The West region?
300
This is what we call a cities government.
What is a municipal?
300
The most southern land area of North America.
What is Central America?
400
Creating this region helps people live and govern in an organized way.
What is a political region?
400
A region based on the way people in a area use resources to meet their needs.
What is a economic region?
400
This region includes, MA, NY, PE, RI, CT, NJ, DE, MD, and Washington, DC.
What is the Northeast region?
400
Local, State and Federal names of this.
What are the the levels of government in the United States?
400
Shares a boarder with the US and Central America.
What is Mexico?
500
The name of the plains region for Illinois.
What is the interior place region?
500
An area in which the people share a certain way of life.
What is a cultural region?
500
This region includes AZ, NM, OK, and TX.
What is the Southwest region?
500
They take care of state roads and parks; oversee public and state colleges and universities; help people without money to pay for food, shelter, and health care.
What are the services a state government provides?
500
A territory of the United States that governs itself.