| Term | Definition |
| America's Distribution Center | Memphis, Tennessee is known as what? |
| Transportation | Business of carrying people or goods from one place to another. |
| Arkansas, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky | Name the six states that make up the upper South. |
| Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina | Name the eight states that make up the lower South. |
| Hub | Major center of activity |
| Arkansas | The "Natural" state |
| Furniture capital of the world | North Carolina is known as what? |
| mild climate | Give one reason why companies move to the upper South. |
| research | To study something carefully to learn more about it. |
| communication | The exchange of information |
| mail, magazines, newspapers | Old forms of communication |
| ethnic group | A group of people that share the same culture. |
| oil, shipping, medical, space | Name four industries in Houston, Texas. |
| transportation | Memphis, Tennessee is a bustling ___________________ center |
| Memphis ships more air cargo than any other airport in the world | Why is Memphis, Tennessee known as America's Distribution Center? |
| provides jobs | Why is research so important in the South? |
| pollution | Scientists in Louisiana research water __________________. |
| pollution | Anything that makes something impure or dirty. |
| jazz | What type of music was invented in the lower South? |
| mild climate | What attracts people to visit the South? |
| Disney World, Busch Gardens, Sea World | Name three places you can visit in the lower South. |
| medical, space, pollution, computers, communication | There are five areas of research in the South. Please name three. (If you name 3 you should consider the question correct even though I have all 5 listed here) |