Atlas of the United States: The Pacific Region

The video provides an overview of the Pacific region states: California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii. It covers their geography, climate, major cities, and economic activities. California is highlighted for its agriculture and tech industry, Oregon for its forests and coastline, Washington for its tech and agriculture, Alaska for its vast wilderness and oil industry, and Hawaii for its tourism and unique culture.

What are the states that make up the Pacific region of the United States?

What is the significance of the San Andreas Fault in California?

Describe the geographical features of California's Central Valley.

What natural features contribute to California's agricultural success?

How did the climate of Oregon differ between its eastern and western portions?

What are the main industries in Washington state?

Explain the historical significance of Alaska's purchase by the United States.

Discuss the impact of tourism on Hawaii's economy.

What are the main crops produced in Hawaii?

How did the arrival of Captain James Cook influence Hawaii?