West Region Geography and Economy

The video reviews the western region of the United States, covering its 11 states, historical background, diverse climates, geographical features, economic activities, natural resources, and significant landmarks. It highlights the region's history, including native populations and European contact, and discusses the economic impact of industries like fishing, farming, and technology. The video also explores the region's natural resources and notable landmarks.

Which of the following states is NOT part of the West region of the United States?

• California

• Texas

• Hawaii

• Oregon

What was one of the main reasons for the population increase in the West during the mid-1800s?

• The Civil War

• The Louisiana Purchase

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Oregon Trail

What nickname was given to the people who traveled to the West in search of gold in 1849?

• Explorers

• Settlers

• Pioneers

• 49ers

Which state in the West region is known for having both warm sunny weather and cold snowy mountains?

• Alaska

• California

• Nevada

• Hawaii

What is the largest mountain range in the West region?

• Cascade Range

• Rocky Mountains

• Sierra Nevada

• Appalachian Mountains

Which natural feature is responsible for many earthquakes in the West region?

• Deserts

• Rivers

• Fault lines

• Volcanoes

Which industry is NOT a major part of the West region's economy?

• Entertainment

• Fishing

• Technology

• Textile

Which state is known for its production of potatoes?

• Idaho

• Nevada

• California

• Washington

What natural resource is mined in the West region and includes metals like gold and silver?

• Metals

• Diamonds

• Coal

• Natural Gas

Which landmark is located in the West region and is a famous bridge?

• Mackinac Bridge

• London Bridge

• Golden Gate Bridge

• Brooklyn Bridge