Chapter 2: United States Regions

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The United States is divided into regions for which of the following reasons? To manage resources and govern the regions more effectively, To create cultural diversity, To increase population density, To promote tourism

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To manage resources and govern the regions more effectively

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Which direction would you travel from Vermont to Connecticut?

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South

Front

Which of the following states make up the New England Region? New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania; Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut; California, Nevada, Arizona; Florida, Georgia, Alabama

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Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut

Front

According to the map, which states in New England Region share a border with Canada? Maine and New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island, Maine and Vermont

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Maine and Vermont

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How is Vermont different from the other states in the region?

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It is the only landlocked state.

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Why did the fishing industry grow in the New England Region?

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Abundant fish and a great climate

Front

What phrases would describe the climate of the New England Region?

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Humid continental climate with cold winters and warm summers

Front

Which city is farther from New York City: Washington DC or Buffalo?

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Buffalo

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What states make up the Mid Atlantic Region?

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New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and Washington DC

Front

According to the map on pg. 18, which states share land or water border with Canada? California, Texas, New York, Florida

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New York