Southwest Geography and Resources

The video explores the Southwest region of the United States, covering its geography, major cities, natural and man-made landmarks, and resources. It highlights the four states in the region: Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. The video discusses important rivers like the Colorado and Rio Grande, and landmarks such as the Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam. It also covers the region's resources, including oil, copper, and agriculture. The video concludes with learning activities for students.

Which river serves as a border marker between the United States and Mexico?

• Rio Grande

• Mississippi River

• Colorado River

• Missouri River

Which city is the capital of Arizona?

• Phoenix

• Scottsdale

• Tucson

• Flagstaff

Which two cities are the largest in Texas?

• El Paso and Fort Worth

• Houston and San Antonio

• Austin and Dallas

• Dallas and Houston

What type of landscape is most common in Arizona?

• Deserts

• Plains

• Forests

• Mountains

What is Monument Valley known for?

• Its large lakes

• Its beaches

• Its towering sandstone buttes

• Its dense forests

Where is the Grand Canyon located?

• Oklahoma

• Arizona

• Texas

• New Mexico

What is the primary resource extracted in Texas?

• Gold

• Oil

• Copper

• Coal

Which mineral is NOT commonly found in the Southwest?

• Gold

• Platinum

• Silver

• Copper

What is one of the optional activities suggested for learning about the Southwest?

• Designing a new state flag

• Creating a water conservation plan

• Writing a report on the Mississippi River

• Building a model of the Grand Canyon

What educational game is suggested for learning about the Southwest?

• Bingo

• Jeopardy

• Trivia

• Pictionary