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NEW ENGLAND The Motto of New England NEW ENGLAND The Motto of New England "An appeal to heaven" Emblem of New England Brother Jonathan The First Flag (and Ensign) of New England, used by colonial merchant ships sailing out of New England ports, 1686 -c. 1737

NEW ENGLAND Maine Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut NEW ENGLAND Maine Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut

MASSACHUSETTS The Massachusetts Bay Colony was named after the indigenous population, the Massachusett. It MASSACHUSETTS The Massachusetts Bay Colony was named after the indigenous population, the Massachusett. It has been translated as "near the great hill" Capital-Boston

MASSACHUSETTS IS HOME TO 121 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION MASSACHUSETTS IS HOME TO 121 INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

SALEM WITCH TRIALS SALEM WITCH TRIALS

CONNECTICUT THE CONSTITUTION STATE Capital Hartford Largest city Bridgeport CONNECTICUT THE CONSTITUTION STATE Capital Hartford Largest city Bridgeport

PEQUOT TRIBE PEQUOT TRIBE

The Connecticut State Capitol in downtown Hartford The Connecticut State Capitol in downtown Hartford

THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS Capital – Providence THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS Capital – Providence

NEW HAMPSHIRE Capital. Concord Largest city Manchester The state was named after the southern NEW HAMPSHIRE Capital. Concord Largest city Manchester The state was named after the southern English county of Hampshire. Motto: Live Free or Die.

THE WHITE MOUNTAINS THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

MOUNT WASHINGTON MOUNT WASHINGTON

VERMONT Vermont’s name comes from the French words vert and mont meaning “Green Mountains”, VERMONT Vermont’s name comes from the French words vert and mont meaning “Green Mountains”, which is the state’s nickname. Capital – Montepelier Largest city Burlington

GREEN MOUNTAINS GREEN MOUNTAINS

MAINE Capital – Augusta Largest city - Portland MAINE Capital – Augusta Largest city - Portland

STEPHEN KING RESIDENCE STEPHEN KING RESIDENCE

CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH, WHO EXPLORED ITS COAST IN 1614, GAVE THE NAME OF NEW CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH, WHO EXPLORED ITS COAST IN 1614, GAVE THE NAME OF NEW ENGLAND TO THE NORTHEAST.

THE COLONIZATION OF THIS REGION BEGAN IN EARNEST WITH THE ARRIVAL OF THE PILGRIMS THE COLONIZATION OF THIS REGION BEGAN IN EARNEST WITH THE ARRIVAL OF THE PILGRIMS AT PLYMOUTH ROCK

On November 11, 1620 high seas forced Mayflower to the Cape Cod Bay On November 11, 1620 high seas forced Mayflower to the Cape Cod Bay

THE STUMP ACT 1765 American newspapers reacted to the Stamp Act with anger and THE STUMP ACT 1765 American newspapers reacted to the Stamp Act with anger and predictions of the demise of journalism.

1. The noose might be a general threat or a symbol that represented the 1. The noose might be a general threat or a symbol that represented the popular use of effigies in protests. 2. THE LIBERTY TREE 3. Although it is unclear in this image, the poster, which hangs upside down, says “STAMP ACT. ” Hanging the sign upside down may indicate surrender on the part of the British, since there is a tradition that flags are hung upside down to signal surrender. 4. This outfit identifies the participant as a sailor. The leather apron on the man next to him identifies him as an artisan. 5. The liquid used would be distasteful and likely to promote vomiting—possibly vinegar. 6. The official's costume is the result of TARRING AND FEATHERING. It was a painful and dangerous practice that covered the subject with hot tar, rolled him in chicken feathers, and subjected him to public ridicule. 7. BOSTON TEA PARTY 8. Liberty cap on a pole, a symbol of the American Revolution and the SONS OF LIBERTY.

SONS OF LIBERTY SONS OF LIBERTY

BOSTON MASSACRE 1770 BOSTON MASSACRE 1770

THE BOSTON TEA PARTY 1773 THE BOSTON TEA PARTY 1773

THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE 1775– 1783 THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE 1775– 1783

THE WEST OF UNITED STATES THE WEST OF UNITED STATES

THE WEST OF UNITED STATES Washington Idaho Oregon Montana Wyoming Nevada Utah California Colorado THE WEST OF UNITED STATES Washington Idaho Oregon Montana Wyoming Nevada Utah California Colorado Arizona New Mexico Alaska Hawaii

MOUNTAIN STATES MOUNTAIN STATES

MOUNTAIN STATES MOUNTAIN STATES

ARIZONA • Capital – Phoenix • 48 th state of the Union • Nicknames: ARIZONA • Capital – Phoenix • 48 th state of the Union • Nicknames: The Grand Canyon State; The Copper State Saguaro cactus blossom • Motto: Ditat Deus (God Enriches) • 6, 624; Rank: 15 of 50 Phoenix | Tucson | Mesa | Chandler | Glendale | Scottsdale | Tempe | Peoria | Surprise | Yuma

NEW MEXICO • Capital - Santa Fe • 47 th state of the Union NEW MEXICO • Capital - Santa Fe • 47 th state of the Union Yucca flower • Nickname: Land of Enchantment • Motto: Crescit eundo (It grows as it goes) • 2, 085, 287; Rank: 36 of 50 Albuquerque | Las Cruces | Rio Rancho | Santa Fe | Roswell | Farmington | Alamogordo | Carlsbad | Deming

UTAH • Capital - Salt Lake City • 45 th state of the Union UTAH • Capital - Salt Lake City • 45 th state of the Union • Nickname -Beehive State • Motto : Industry Sego lily • 2, 900, 872; Rank: 33 of 50 Salt Lake City | West Valley City | Provo | West Jordan | Orem | Sandy | Ogden | St. George | Layton | Taylorsville

COLORADO TAKEN FROM THE SPANISH FOR THE COLOR RED, REFERRING TO THE BANKS OF COLORADO TAKEN FROM THE SPANISH FOR THE COLOR RED, REFERRING TO THE BANKS OF THE COLORADO RIVER. • Capital – Denver • 38 th state of the Union • Motto: Nil sine numine (Nothing without providence) Rocky Mountain Columbine • Nickname- The Centennial State • 5, 268, 367; Rank: 22 of 50 Denver | Colorado Springs | Aurora | Fort Collins | Lakewood | Thornton | Pueblo | Arvada | Westminster

NEVADA • Capital - Carson City • 36 th state of the Union Sagebrush NEVADA • Capital - Carson City • 36 th state of the Union Sagebrush • Nickname: The Silver State • • Motto - All for Our Country • 2, 790, 136; Rank: 35 of 50 Las Vegas | Henderson | Reno | North Las Vegas | Sparks | Carson City | Fernley | Mesquite | Boulder City

WYOMING • Capital – Cheyenne • 44 th state of the Union Indian Paintbrush WYOMING • Capital – Cheyenne • 44 th state of the Union Indian Paintbrush • Nickname - Equality State • Motto- Equal Rights • 582, 658; Rank: 50 of 50 Cheyenne | Casper | Laramie | Gillette | Rock Springs | Sheridan | Green River | Evanston | Riverton | Jackson

IDAHO • Capital – Boise • 43 th state of the Union • Nickname IDAHO • Capital – Boise • 43 th state of the Union • Nickname - Gem State • Motto- Esto perpetua (Let it be eternal) • 1, 612, 136; Rank: 39 of 50 Mock Orange Boise | Nampa | Meridian | Idaho Falls | Pocatello | Caldwell | Coeur d'Alene | Twin Falls Lewiston | Post Falls

• Capital –Helena • 41 h state of the Union • Nickname: - • Capital –Helena • 41 h state of the Union • Nickname: - Treasure State Big Sky Country, • Motto: Oro y Plata , The Treasure State Bitterroot • 1, 015, 165; Rank: 44 of 50 Billings | Missoula | Great Falls | Bozeman | Butte | Helena | Kalispell | Havre | Anaconda | Miles City

NEW YORK The largest city in the state and the most populous city in NEW YORK The largest city in the state and the most populous city in the United States is New York City The capital is Albany Motto: Ever upward

Downtown Manhattan Wall Street Downtown Manhattan Wall Street

Central park Upper Manhattan Central park Upper Manhattan

MOUNT VERNON Mount Vernon was the plantation home of George Washington first President of MOUNT VERNON Mount Vernon was the plantation home of George Washington first President of the United States.

New Rochelle Yonkers New Rochelle Yonkers

ALBANY Named for the Scottish Duke of Albany whose title comes from the Gaelic ALBANY Named for the Scottish Duke of Albany whose title comes from the Gaelic name for Scotland: Alba

MORE THAN 19 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING IN BIG APPLE MORE THAN 19 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING IN BIG APPLE

PENNSYLVANIA Capital – Harrisburg Largest city – Philadelphia Motto: Virtue, Liberty and Independence PENNSYLVANIA Capital – Harrisburg Largest city – Philadelphia Motto: Virtue, Liberty and Independence

NEW JERSEY Capital – Trenton Largest city Newark Motto: Liberty and prosperity NEW JERSEY Capital – Trenton Largest city Newark Motto: Liberty and prosperity

ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC CITY

GAMBLING CAPITAL OF THE EAST COAST 33, 000 employees 28. 5 million visitors $3. GAMBLING CAPITAL OF THE EAST COAST 33, 000 employees 28. 5 million visitors $3. 3 billion $278 million in taxes

PROHIBITION IN ATLANTIC CITY PROHIBITION IN ATLANTIC CITY

DELAWARE Capital – Dover Largest city – Wilmington Motto: Liberty and Independence DELAWARE Capital – Dover Largest city – Wilmington Motto: Liberty and Independence

Lenape Nanticoke Lenape Nanticoke

Quarter Dollar 1787 Quarter Dollar 1787

MARYLAND Capital – Annapolis Largest city Baltimore Motto: Fatti maschii, parole femine MARYLAND Capital – Annapolis Largest city Baltimore Motto: Fatti maschii, parole femine

THE THE "ANNAPOLIS TEA PARTY "

NEW NETHERLANDS In 1623, the Dutch East India Company purchased the island of Manhattan NEW NETHERLANDS In 1623, the Dutch East India Company purchased the island of Manhattan from local Indians for 24$, and the colony was named New Netherlands with its capital at New Amsterdam.

LORD BALTIMORE In 1632, Lord Baltimore obtained a charter for land north of the LORD BALTIMORE In 1632, Lord Baltimore obtained a charter for land north of the Potomac River in what became known as the colony of Maryland.

WILLIAM PENN In 1681 William Penn, a wealthy Quaker, received a charter and a WILLIAM PENN In 1681 William Penn, a wealthy Quaker, received a charter and a piece of land west of the Delaware River, which he named after himself Pennsylvania

Seven Years War 1754 -1763 England defeated the French in the Seven Years War. Seven Years War 1754 -1763 England defeated the French in the Seven Years War. In the Peace of Paris, signed in 1763, in addition to the original 13 colonies, Britain got Canada, the Great Lakes, and the upper Mississippi Valley. The population that was predominantly Protestant and English now included French-speaking Catholics and large number of Native Americans.

THE PACIFIC REGION Washington Oregon California Alaska Hawaii THE PACIFIC REGION Washington Oregon California Alaska Hawaii

WASHINGTON • Capital - Olympia • 42 th state of the Union • Nickname WASHINGTON • Capital - Olympia • 42 th state of the Union • Nickname - The Evergreen State • 6, 971, 406; Rank: 13 of 50 • State song- "Washington, My Home" Pink Rhododendron Seattle | Spokane | Tacoma | Vancouver | Bellevue | Everett | Kent | Yakima | Renton | Federal Way

OREGON • Capital - Salem • 33 th state of the Union • Nickname OREGON • Capital - Salem • 33 th state of the Union • Nickname - Beaver State • Motto: Alis volat propriis (She flies with her own wings) • 3, 970, 239 Ranked 27 th of 50 Oregon Grape Portland | Eugene | Salem | Gresham | Hillsboro | Beaverton | Bend | Medford | Springfield | Corvallis

CALIFORNIA • Capital - Sacramento • 49 th state of U. S • Nickname: CALIFORNIA • Capital - Sacramento • 49 th state of U. S • Nickname: The Golden State • Motto: Eureka California Poppy • 38, 332, 521; Rank: 1 of 50 • State song: "I Love You, California" Los Angeles | San Diego | San Jose | San Francisco | Fresno | Sacramento | Long Beach | Oakland | Bakersfield

ALASKA • Capital City – Juneau • 49 th state of U. S Forget ALASKA • Capital City – Juneau • 49 th state of U. S Forget Me Not • Nickname: The Last Frontier • Motto: North to the Future • 735, 132; Rank: 47 of 50 Anchorage | Fairbanks | Juneau | Sitka | Ketchikan | Wasilla | Kenai | Kodiak | Bethel | Palmer

HAWAII • Capital – Honolulu on the island of Oʻahu • 31 th state HAWAII • Capital – Honolulu on the island of Oʻahu • 31 th state of the Union Hibiscus or Pua Aloalo • Nicknames: The Aloha State (official), Paradise, The Islands of Aloha • Motto(s): Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ʻĀina i ka Pono The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness“ • 1, 404, 054; Rank: 40 of 50 Honolulu | Pearl City | Hilo | Kailua | Waipahu | Kaneohe | Mililani | Kahului | Ewa Gentry | Mililani

THE SOUTHERN STATES Kentucky Tennessee Virginia Arkansas North Carolinas South Carolina Alabama Louisiana Florida THE SOUTHERN STATES Kentucky Tennessee Virginia Arkansas North Carolinas South Carolina Alabama Louisiana Florida Mississippi Georgia

VIRGINIA Capital – Richmond Largest city Virginia Beach Motto: Thus Always to Tyrants VIRGINIA Capital – Richmond Largest city Virginia Beach Motto: Thus Always to Tyrants

KENTUCKY Capital – Frankfort Largest city Louisville Motto: United we stand, divided we fall KENTUCKY Capital – Frankfort Largest city Louisville Motto: United we stand, divided we fall

APPALACHIAN PLATEAU APPALACHIAN PLATEAU

TENNESSEE Capital – Nashville Largest city Memphis Motto: Agriculture and Commerce TENNESSEE Capital – Nashville Largest city Memphis Motto: Agriculture and Commerce

VOLUNTEER STATE VOLUNTEER STATE

NORTH CAROLINA Capital – Raleigh Largest city – Charlotte Motto: To be, rather than NORTH CAROLINA Capital – Raleigh Largest city – Charlotte Motto: To be, rather than to seem

SOUTH CAROLINA Capital (and largest city) – Columbia Motto: Prepared in Mind and Resources SOUTH CAROLINA Capital (and largest city) – Columbia Motto: Prepared in Mind and Resources

GEORGIA Capital (and largest city)- Atlanta Motto: Wisdom, Justice, Moderation GEORGIA Capital (and largest city)- Atlanta Motto: Wisdom, Justice, Moderation

King George II of Great Britain King George II of Great Britain

ALABAMA Capital – Montgomery Largest city Birmingham Motto: We dare defend our rights ALABAMA Capital – Montgomery Largest city Birmingham Motto: We dare defend our rights

MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY

FLORIDA Capital – Tallahassee Largest city Jacksonville Motto: In God We Trust FLORIDA Capital – Tallahassee Largest city Jacksonville Motto: In God We Trust

MISSISSIPPI Capital (and largest city) - Jackson Motto: Virtute et Armis MISSISSIPPI Capital (and largest city) - Jackson Motto: Virtute et Armis

LOUISIANA Capital – Baton Rouge Largest city – New Orleans Motto: Union, Justice, Confidence LOUISIANA Capital – Baton Rouge Largest city – New Orleans Motto: Union, Justice, Confidence

Louis XIV of France Louis XIV of France

ARKANSAS Capital (and largest city) – Little Rock Motto: The People Rule ARKANSAS Capital (and largest city) – Little Rock Motto: The People Rule

OKLAHOMA Capital (and largest city) Oklahoma City Motto: Labor omnia vincit (Latin) (Work conquers OKLAHOMA Capital (and largest city) Oklahoma City Motto: Labor omnia vincit (Latin) (Work conquers all)

TEXAS is the second most populous (after California) and the second largest of the TEXAS is the second most populous (after California) and the second largest of the 50 U. S. states (after Alaska) in the United States of America. Capital- Austin Motto: Friendship

On April 30, 1789 George Washington became first President of the new country, pronouncing On April 30, 1789 George Washington became first President of the new country, pronouncing the words spoken ever since by every president. The pledge to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.

THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE The third president, Thomas Jefferson managed to increase the country’s territory THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE The third president, Thomas Jefferson managed to increase the country’s territory dramatically by purchasing from the France for 15$ million a great area known as Louisiana. The Louisiana Purchase wasn’t just the present day state Louisiana, it was everything west of the Mississippi and east of the Rockies.

FLORIDA The Spanish navigator Juan Ponce de Leon discovered this place in the extreme FLORIDA The Spanish navigator Juan Ponce de Leon discovered this place in the extreme southeast of North America continent in 1513. He claimed for Spain what he thought an island, naming it Florida probably because he discovered it in the Easter Season, which the Spanish Catholics call Pascua Florida.

KING COTTON KING COTTON

AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 1861 – 1865 United States Abraham Lincoln Ulysses S. Grant William AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 1861 – 1865 United States Abraham Lincoln Ulysses S. Grant William T. Sherman George B. Mc. Clellan David Farragut Confederate States of America Jefferson Davis Robert E. Lee Joseph E. Johnston Stonewall Jackson Raphael Semmes

AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 1861 – 1865 results Union victory • Slavery abolished • Territorial AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 1861 – 1865 results Union victory • Slavery abolished • Territorial integrity preserved • Lincoln assassinated five days after Lee's surrender • Destruction and dissolution of the Confederacy • Beginning of the Reconstruction Era • Establishment of the Ku Klux Klan

The North had won the war but to win the peace turned out to The North had won the war but to win the peace turned out to be far more difficult task. With the Union preserved Abraham Lincoln was determined to weld it back together not by force and repression but by justice and forgiveness.

MIDWEST MIDWEST

EASTERN MIDWEST Wisconsin Michigan Ohio Indiana Illinois Indiana EASTERN MIDWEST Wisconsin Michigan Ohio Indiana Illinois Indiana

MICHIGAN • Capital – Lansing • 25 th state of the Union • Nicknames: MICHIGAN • Capital – Lansing • 25 th state of the Union • Nicknames: The Great Lake State, The Wolverine State, The Mitten State, Water (Winter) Wonderland • Motto: Si quaeris peninsulam amoenam circumspice English: If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you Apple Blossom • 9, 895, 622; Rank: 9 of 50 Detroit | Grand Rapids | Warren | Sterling Heights | Lansing | Ann Arbor | Flint | Dearborn | Livonia | Westland

WISCONSIN • Capital City – Madison • 30 th state of the Union • WISCONSIN • Capital City – Madison • 30 th state of the Union • Nickname - Badger State • Motto: Forward • 5, 742, 713; Rank: 20 of 50 Wood Violet Milwaukee | Madison | Green Bay | Kenosha | Racine | Appleton | Waukesha | Oshkosh | Eau Claire | West Allis

OHIO • Capital City: Columbus • 17 th state of the Union • Nicknames: OHIO • Capital City: Columbus • 17 th state of the Union • Nicknames: Buckeye State, The Mother of Presidents; Birthplace of Aviation; The Heart of It All Scarlet Carnation • Motto: With God, all things are possible • 11, 570, 808; Rank: 7 of 50 Columbus | Cleveland | Cincinnati | Toledo | Akron | Dayton | Parma | Canton | Youngstown | Lorain

INDIANA • Capital City – Indianapolis • 19 th state of the Union • INDIANA • Capital City – Indianapolis • 19 th state of the Union • Nickname - Hoosier State, Lincoln's Boyhood Home • Motto: The Crossroads of America Peony • 6, 570, 902; Rank: 16 of 50 Indianapolis | Fort Wayne | Evansville | South Bend | Hammond | Bloomington | Gary | Carmel | Fishers

ILLINOIS • Capital City: Springfield • 19 th state of the Union • Nickname: ILLINOIS • Capital City: Springfield • 19 th state of the Union • Nickname: Prairie State, Land of Lincoln Purple Violet • Motto: State sovereignty, national union • 12, 882, 135; Rank: 5 of 50 Chicago | Aurora | Rockford | Joliet | Naperville | Springfield | Peoria | Elgin | Waukegan | Cicero

CENTRAL MIDWEST Missouri IOWA Minesota CENTRAL MIDWEST Missouri IOWA Minesota

MINESOTA • Capital - Saint Paul • 32 nd state of the Union • MINESOTA • Capital - Saint Paul • 32 nd state of the Union • Nicknames -Land of 10, 000 Lakes; North Star State; The Gopher State • Motto: L'Étoile du Nord (French: The Star of the North) • 5, 420, 380; Rank: 21 of 50 Pink and white Lady's -Slipper Minneapolis | Saint Paul | Rochester | Duluth | Bloomington | Brooklyn Park | Plymouth | St. Cloud | Eagan

IOWA • Capital City: Des Moines • 29 nd state of the Union • IOWA • Capital City: Des Moines • 29 nd state of the Union • Nickname: Hawkeye State Wild Prairie Rose • Motto: Our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain. • 3, 090, 416; Rank: 30 of 50 Des Moines | Cedar Rapids | Davenport | Sioux City | Waterloo | Iowa City | Council Bluffs | Ames

MISSOURI • Capital City: Jefferson City • 24 nd state of the Union • MISSOURI • Capital City: Jefferson City • 24 nd state of the Union • Motto: Salus populi suprema lex esto (Latin) The health of the people should be the supreme law, " Hawthorn • Nickname: Show Me State • 6, 044, 171; Rank: 18 of 50 Kansas City | Saint Louis | Springfield | Independence | Columbia | Lee's Summit | O'Fallon | Saint Joseph

WESTERN MIDWEST NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA KANSAS NEBRASKA WESTERN MIDWEST NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA KANSAS NEBRASKA

KANSAS • Capital City: Topeka • 34 nd state of the Union S u KANSAS • Capital City: Topeka • 34 nd state of the Union S u n f l o w e r • Nicknames: Sunflower State, The Wheat State • Motto - Ad astra per aspera • 2, 893, 957; Rank: 34 of 50 Wichita | Overland Park | Kansas City | Topeka | Olathe | Lawrence | Shawnee | Manhattan | Lenexa | Salina

NEBRASKA • Capital City: Lincoln • 37 th state of the Union Goldenrod • NEBRASKA • Capital City: Lincoln • 37 th state of the Union Goldenrod • Nickname: Cornhusker State • Motto: Equality before the law • 1, 868, 516; Rank: 37 of 50 Omaha | Lincoln | Bellevue | Grand Island | Kearney | Fremont | Hastings | North Platte | Norfolk

SOUTH DAKOTA • Capital City: Pierre • 34 nd state of the Union • SOUTH DAKOTA • Capital City: Pierre • 34 nd state of the Union • Nickname: The Mount Rushmore State • Motto: Under God the people rule • 844, 877; Rank: 46 of 50 Pasque Flower Sioux Falls | Rapid City | Aberdeen | Brookings | Watertown | Mitchell | Yankton | Pierre | Huron | Vermillion

NORTH DAKOTA • Capital City: Bismarck • 40 nd state of the Union • NORTH DAKOTA • Capital City: Bismarck • 40 nd state of the Union • Nicknames: Peace Garden State, Roughrider State, Flickertail State Wild Prairie Rose • Mottos: Liberty and Union, Now and Forever, One and Inseparable • 723, 393; Rank: 48 of 50 Fargo | Bismarck | Grand Forks | Minot | West Fargo | Mandan | Dickinson | Jamestown | Williston | Wahpeton

CONLUSION CONLUSION

RESOURCES • http: //prousa. info/regions • http: //en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Western_United_States • http: //usa. usembassy. RESOURCES • http: //prousa. info/regions • http: //en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Western_United_States • http: //usa. usembassy. de/travel-regions • http: //www. thefullwiki. org/Western_United_States • http: //www. thefullwiki. org/United_States_West • http: //www. 50 states. com/ • Лингвострановедение США / American Cultural Studies –Н. Михайлов, М. Михайлов

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