United States Regions

The five regions of the United States are

• Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, and West

• North, South, East, and West

• Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, and Indian

• Over Here, Over There, Out Yonder, Up Back, and Far Away

Washington, D.C. is located in the

• Midwest region

• New England region

• Northeast region

• Southeast region

The Manufacturing Belt

• is an area of the country in which there are many factories.

• is in the Northeast region of the United States.

• is located among the Middle Atlantic States.

• all of the above

Which is not a major part of the economy in the Southeast region of

the United States?

a. agriculture

b. textiles

c. steel

d. tourism

• agriculture

• textiles

• steel

• tourism

Where are the Great Lakes located?

• the Northeast

• the Midwest

• the Plains

• the Southwest

The Plains States

• are part of the Midwest region.

• contain many farms.

• include North and South Dakota.

• All of these

Detroit, Michigan, known for manufacturing automobiles, is located in this region

• Midwest, Great Lakes Region

• West, Mountain Region

• Southwest, Mining Region

• Northeast, New England

California is part of the

• West

• Southwest

• Mountain States

• None of these

The region of the United States that contains the fewest number of

states is

• the West

• the Southwest

• the Midwest

• New England

Fruit and vegetable farming is an important part of the economy in the

• Pacific States

• Mountain States

• Plains States

• All of these