The Midwest region was settled primarily by immigrants from Britain, Germany, and Scandinavia. It is considered the nation's "breadbasket" due to its fertile soil, adequate rainfall, and favorable climate for producing large quantities of corn, wheat, soybeans, meat, and dairy goods. The Midwest's central location and waterway access has made it an important center for trade, transportation, and distribution. Chicago serves as the cultural, financial, and transportation hub of the Midwest. Currently, the number of farms is declining as more jobs are provided in services. Midwest cities are expanding through suburban growth while some residents and industries relocate to warmer regions of the South and West. From 1950 to 2000, the farm population shrank by 22
The Midwest region was settled primarily by immigrants from Britain, Germany, and Scandinavia. It is considered the nation's "breadbasket" due to its fertile soil, adequate rainfall, and favorable climate for producing large quantities of corn, wheat, soybeans, meat, and dairy goods. The Midwest's central location and waterway access has made it an important center for trade, transportation, and distribution. Chicago serves as the cultural, financial, and transportation hub of the Midwest. Currently, the number of farms is declining as more jobs are provided in services. Midwest cities are expanding through suburban growth while some residents and industries relocate to warmer regions of the South and West. From 1950 to 2000, the farm population shrank by 22
The Midwest region was settled primarily by immigrants from Britain, Germany, and Scandinavia. It is considered the nation's "breadbasket" due to its fertile soil, adequate rainfall, and favorable climate for producing large quantities of corn, wheat, soybeans, meat, and dairy goods. The Midwest's central location and waterway access has made it an important center for trade, transportation, and distribution. Chicago serves as the cultural, financial, and transportation hub of the Midwest. Currently, the number of farms is declining as more jobs are provided in services. Midwest cities are expanding through suburban growth while some residents and industries relocate to warmer regions of the South and West. From 1950 to 2000, the farm population shrank by 22
By: Rashod Allen,Sophia Puricelli and Andrew Ledergerber
What was the background of immigrants that
came to this region Many early settlers came from Britain,Germanyand scandiva
What is the Midwest considred? Why is this
the case The Midwest is the nations breadbasket Fertile soil, adequate rainfall, and favorable climate enable Midwesterners to produce more foor and feed more than people than the farmers in an comparable area in the world
What is the main products of the midwest?
Corn,wheat,soybeans,meat,and diary goods
What has been the impact of the midwests
location Its central location and excellent waterways make the midwest a trade , transportation and distrubition center.
What is significant about Chicago?
Chicago, Illinois, which is located nearthe southwestern shores of Lake Michigan, is the cultural, financial, and transporation hub of the Midwest
Curenntly, What is happening in the midwest
The number of farms is declining . More Midwesterners are now employed in providing services than in traditional industries The regions metropolitan areas are expanding as urban dwellers and buisnesses leave central cities for suburbs People and industries are moving to the warmer South and West
What has happen to farming statistics from
1950 to 2000 The farm population has shrunk 22million The number of farms has shrunk 3.1 million The average farm size has grown 220 acres