Southeastern U.S. States Abbreviations and Capitals

The video tutorial covers the southeastern states of the U.S., focusing on their locations, shapes, and two-letter abbreviations. It begins with North and South Carolina, moves to Virginia and West Virginia, and continues with Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, and Arkansas. Each state's unique features and geographical context are discussed, emphasizing the importance of recognizing their shapes and abbreviations. The tutorial concludes with a review of all 12 states, encouraging learners to remember their locations and abbreviations.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Understanding the state names, locations, and abbreviations of the southeastern U.S. states

• Exploring the history of the southeastern U.S. states

• Studying the geographical features of the southeastern U.S. states

• Learning about the capitals of the southeastern U.S. states

Which state is directly below North Carolina?

• Virginia

• Tennessee

• South Carolina

• Georgia

What is the abbreviation for Virginia?

• VI

• VN

• VA

• VG

Which state is known as the southernmost state on the map?

• Louisiana

• Georgia

• Alabama

• Florida

What is the abbreviation for Louisiana?

• LA

• LU

• LS

• LI

Which river runs through the bottom part of Louisiana?

• Arkansas River

• Mississippi River

• Ohio River

• Missouri River

What is the abbreviation for Alabama?

• AL

• AB

• AA

• AM

Which state is located north of Tennessee?

• Mississippi

• Georgia

• Arkansas

• Kentucky

What is the capital of Georgia?

• Macon

• Savannah

• Augusta

• Atlanta

Which state borders the Mississippi River on the east?

• Alabama

• Arkansas

• Georgia

• Kentucky