Why is Detroit linked to cars, Hollywood to movies, and Houston to rockets? Fourth graders fill in the cities and states behind America's biggest industries — New York City as the most populated city, tourism in Florida, finance on Wall Street, and shipping through New Orleans.

Students also match Pittsburgh to steel, Las Vegas to tourism, Seattle to technology and aerospace, and Nashville to music, then explain why the West has fewer people per square mile than any other region. The work shows how geography shapes where jobs and cities grow.

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Busy Bee
US Regions and States
Grade 4
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) New York City is the most populated city in the United States.
2) The automobile industry is centered in Detroit, Michigan.
3) Tourism is a major industry in the state of Florida because of its beaches and theme parks.
4) The movie industry is based in Hollywood, California.
5) Chicago is the largest city in the Midwest region.
6) The port city of New Orleans is important for shipping goods from the Southeast.
7) The aerospace industry builds rockets and spacecraft in Houston, Texas.
8) Wall Street in New York City is the center of American finance.
9) The West region has fewer people per square mile than any other region.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each city to the industry it is best known for.
Pittsburgh
Steel production
Music industry
Las Vegas
Tourism and entertainment
Technology and aerospace
Seattle
Technology and aerospace
Steel production
Nashville
Music industry
Tourism and entertainment
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