Name the four u. s. cultural regions (north, south, east, and west) in separate columns. describe each region by focusing on facts and details that make each region different or unique.

West:

-Largest region of the country.

-The rocky Mountains are the most significative natural zone.

-Has the desert climate, semi-desert and forest.

-The states in this region are called pacific states.

-Has volcano areas.

-Has earthquakes.

-It counts with almost 75 million people.

East:

-Is near the Canadian border.

-It counts with almost 66 million people.

-Chicago is the economic center of the country.

-The region is flat landed.

-The weather is rainy.

-It counts with rich soils which develop agriculture.

South:

-Its most important natural sights are the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley.

-The weather is desertic with very high-altitudes which create a really cold environment during winter.

-It has diverse cactues types.

-Has the lowest rathes of unemployement due to the big number of factories settled there.

North:

-Its the most cultural diverse zone is the country.

-The weather in winter is really cold and the summer really humid.

-The population is almost 56 million.

-New York is the richest and most populated state.

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