The Appalachian Mountains, if you include the Piedmont.
The de facto language of EVERY area in the United States is English, but the U.S. is rich with speakers of almost every language on the planet.
The Appalachian Mountains went through the original thirteen colonies in North America.
If you are talking about the United States, this region is called the Prairie since the interior is grassland. However, the question does not specify which country's middle is being referenced and every country has a different term for its middle-region.
The Great Plains region in North America is known for its vast expanses of flat land. Other regions with flat land include parts of the Midwest in the United States and the Pampas in Argentina.
you have to go to every gym in kanto a beat all the gym leaders
Does every country form.a single culture region
Pikachu is in every region.
Usually not every person in a region belongs to the dominant or mainstream culture's. some regions are multicultural. example: the united states and Canada coating other cultures besides the dominant one.
every province or regions will have its own government but will still submit to the president of the federal states/provinces.. economic growth will be regional meaning economy will vary from region to region. and the total economic growth will be the summation of an economic growth per region. every regions also will have its own regional police,firefighter and many more social and civics centers. for short, every region will be for itself..and only the federal government can intervene on what a region is doing. don't worry it will be still democracy.
Every Constitutional Amendment, including the Bill of Rights, becomes every bit as much of the Constitution as the original text as soon as three fourths of the states have ratified it.
The states at the time. That's why the stars change throughout history.
The Appalachian Mountains are found in almost every state of the Northeast region of the United States. This mountain range runs from Georgia to Maine and is a prominent feature in states like New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and New Hampshire.