New England States

The video explores New England's unique cultural and historical significance within the United States. It discusses the region's founding by Puritan settlers, its role in American history, and its potential as an independent country. The video covers New England's geography, demographics, cultural diversity, educational institutions, and economic power, highlighting its influence and importance.

What was the primary reason for the Puritan settlers to immigrate to New England?

• To establish a new monarchy

• To discover gold

• To escape religious persecution

• To find new trade routes

Which ship did the pilgrims use to reach Plymouth Colony?

• Beagle

• Endeavour

• Mayflower

• Santa Maria

What was the significance of the Boston Tea Party?

• It was a celebration of a new trade agreement

• It was a protest against British taxation

• It was a peace treaty with Native Americans

• It marked the end of the Revolutionary War

Which state in New England has the highest population density?

• Rhode Island

• Maine

• Vermont

• Massachusetts

What percentage of New England's population identified as Irish culturally in 2014?

• 19.2%

• 7.4%

• 4.9%

• 13.6%

Which university is NOT part of the Ivy League located in New England?

• Harvard University

• Brown University

• Yale University

• MIT

What is the GDP per capita of New England?

• $50,000

• $63,000

• $77,000

• $90,000

Which industry is a major contributor to New England's economy?

• Textile production

• Automobile manufacturing

• Biotech and pharmaceuticals

• Oil and gas

What would be the likely capital of New England if it were an independent country?

• Boston

• Hartford

• Providence

• Portland

Which country would New England be similar in size to if it were independent?

• France

• Italy

• Great Britain

• Germany