Social Studies

The Midwest

The U.S.: States in the MidwestThe U.S.: States in the Midwest - Map Quiz Game: The Midwest is often referred to America’s heartland, in part because of its historical role as a producer of agricultural products, and in part because of its symbolic importance. Known for its great lakes, flat prairies, and fields of grain and corn, the region is home to about 20 percent of the American population. Nearly half of those, however, live in and around Chicago.

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The South

The U.S.: States in the SouthThe U.S.: States in the South - Map Quiz Game: With respect to culture and history, the South holds an outsized place in the United States. It is the birthplace of jazz and blues, country and bluegrass music, and of course the King himself, Elvis Presley. These days it is also home to some of the fastest growing cities like those in Texas, Florida, and North Carolina. It is a large region comprising 16 states ranging from the mid-Atlantic to the border of Mexico.

The U.S.: State Capitals in the SouthCan you locate Atlanta and Baton Rouge on a blank map? Learn all the state capitals of the Southern United States in this geography game!

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The Northeast

The U.S.: States in the NortheastThe U.S.: States in the Northeast - Map Quiz Game: Even though it is home to many of the smallest states by territory like Rhode Island, Vermont, and New Hampshire, many of the largest and oldest cities in the United States are located in the Northeast. Places like Philadelphia, Boston, and of course New York form a nearly continuous urban expanse that stretches for over one hundred miles. Thanks to hundreds of years of migration from all the world, the region is teeming with diversity and life.

Click on the link below to study the northeast states and capitals using flash cards!

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