Sub-Regions of the U.S. Quiz

Which states are part of the New England region?

• Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine

• Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island

• All of the above

• None of the above

Which sub-region of the South is known for its coastal plain and piedmont areas?

• Colonial South

• Appalachians

• Mississippi Delta

• South Plains

Which sub-region of the Midwest is characterized by its dense woods and small towns?

• Great Lakes Industrial

• Great Lakes Northwoods

• Low Plains

• High Plains

Which sub-region of the West is known for its desert climate and large indigenous influence?

• Pacific Northwest

• Interior Northwest

• Interior Southwest

• Southwest

Which state is considered its own sub-region within the West?

• Alaska

• Hawaii

• California

• Texas

Which sub-region of the South is characterized by its higher elevations and colder winters?

• Colonial South

• Appalachians

• Mississippi Delta

• South Plains

Which sub-region of the South is known for its French heritage and swampy areas?

• Colonial South

• Appalachians

• Mississippi Delta

• South Plains

Which sub-region of the Great Plains is drier and browner?

• Low Plains

• High Plains

• Great Lakes Industrial

• Great Lakes Northwoods

Which sub-region of the Midwest is known for its industrial and factory-oriented cities?

• Low Plains

• High Plains

• Great Lakes Industrial

• Great Lakes Northwoods

Which sub-region of the U.S. is associated with the term 'Grits Line'?

• Colonial South

• Appalachians

• Mississippi Delta

• South Plains