USA 1
This region has the most cities.
Northeast
Similar farming, climate, and soil types are definitions of
Agricultural region
Reasons why the USA is called the melting pot.
Abundance of natural resources, freedoms, waterways for trading, education, jobs and the diversity of people and cultures.
Areas that are divided by the government are known as
Political borders
An abundance of job opportunities and money is also known as
Economics
This region grows corn and has all four seasons, and is located halfway between the north pole and the equator.
Northeast
Physical features that divide the land are known as
Natural borders
A place where making, producing goods, or products on a large scale is known as
Manufacturing center
The name of the event when natural resources of gold was found and sold, opening the door for people to migrate to California to get rich.
The Gold Rush
An area that promotes various cultures and arts
Cultural center
Land that touches or shares a common border
Contiguous
Common traditions and human activity is known as
Cultural activities
This region has varied climate from cold and rainy to hot and dry. Some parts are known from growing vegetables.
West
Physical features in an area are known as
Geographical
To be surrounded by land
Landlocked
This region is hot and dry with very little rain throughout the year
Southwest Region
The Northeast region is the smallest in size, why is it the largest in population?
There are so many cities.
The Southeast region has the most of these natural disasters
Hurricanes
A business center where world trade takes place is known as
Trading center
This region grows wheat and corn, has severe weather with long harsh winters, very hot dry summers, and tornadoes.
Midwest
What regions are the Appalachian Mountains located?
Southeast and Northeast
This region is warm and sunny with high humidity and mild winters, known for their peaches and citrus fruit
Southeast
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Kentucky all have this in common.
They are all considered commonwealths.
A river that borders the USA and Mexico.
Rio Grande
What region contains the Great Lakes and the Great Plains?
The Midwest