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What is the primary focus of Human Geography?
What is the primary focus of Human Geography?
Which of the following states is NOT part of the New England region?
Which of the following states is NOT part of the New England region?
What is the capital of Alabama?
What is the capital of Alabama?
Which region includes the states of Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan?
Which region includes the states of Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan?
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What is the definition of Geography?
What is the definition of Geography?
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Which of the following states is part of the West region?
Which of the following states is part of the West region?
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Study Notes
Geography
Definitions
- Geography: Study of the Earth's physical features, human populations, and the ways in which people interact with the environment.
- Map Skills: Ability to read, understand, and create maps to represent geographic information.
Branches of Geography
- Physical Geography: Examines natural features of the Earth, such as climate, landforms, and water.
- Human Geography: Focuses on the study of human populations, cultures, and economic systems.
50 States and Capitals
Regions of the United States
- New England: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut
- Mid-Atlantic: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Washington D.C.
- South: Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina
- Midwest: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota
- West: California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma
State Capitals
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Northeast:
- Maine: Augusta
- New Hampshire: Concord
- Vermont: Montpelier
- Massachusetts: Boston
- Rhode Island: Providence
- Connecticut: Hartford
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South:
- Florida: Tallahassee
- Georgia: Atlanta
- Alabama: Montgomery
- Louisiana: Baton Rouge
- Mississippi: Jackson
- Arkansas: Little Rock
- Tennessee: Nashville
- Kentucky: Frankfort
- North Carolina: Raleigh
- South Carolina: Columbia
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Midwest:
- Illinois: Springfield
- Indiana: Indianapolis
- Michigan: Lansing
- Ohio: Columbus
- Wisconsin: Madison
- Minnesota: St. Paul
- Iowa: Des Moines
- Kansas: Topeka
- Missouri: Jefferson City
- Nebraska: Lincoln
- North Dakota: Bismarck
- South Dakota: Pierre
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West:
- California: Sacramento
- Oregon: Salem
- Washington: Olympia
- Arizona: Phoenix
- Nevada: Carson City
- Utah: Salt Lake City
- Colorado: Denver
- New Mexico: Santa Fe
- Texas: Austin
- Oklahoma: Oklahoma City
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Test your knowledge of US geography, including regions, states, and capitals. Learn about the different branches of geography, including physical and human geography. Improve your map skills and explore the 50 states and their capitals.
