Regional Analysis (1.7)

The Middle East is an example of a________ region:

• Formal

• Functional

• Perceptual

The delivery range of your local Chick-fil-A is an example of this type of region:

• Perceptual

• Functional

• Formal

• Chick-fil-A doesn't deliver?

The United States is an example of what type of region?

• Formal

• Functional

• Perceptual

The 4-5 different regions of the USA are examples of what type of regions?

• Perceptual

• Functional

• Formal

ASEAN an supranational organization of Asian States for economic benefit and trade is an example of what type of region?

• Formal

• Functional

• Perceptual

The area serviced by a single cell phone tower is an example of what type of region?

• Perceptual

• Functional

• Formal

• You shouldn't have your phone out in class...

Latin America is an example of what type of region?

• Perceptual

• Functional

• Formal

Why can Egypt be considered both part of North Africa and the Middle East?

• Because both North Africa and the Middle East are Formal regions and Egypt is formally part of both.

• Because both North Africa and the Middle East are Perceptual regions and can overall.

• Because both North Africa and the Middle East are Functional regions and can overall.

• Because North African and the Middle East are at different scales of analysis, one formal and one functional

North Carolina & South Carolina are:

• Only Formal regions as they are politically united regions of the USA

• Formal at local scale but Functional at national scale as the USA functions as a site unit.

• Perceptual as the boundaries of each state is up for debate.

• Perceptually both are considered part of the Northeast region of the USA