The document provides information about the geography, people, jobs, and culture of the Mountain States region. It notes that the Mountain States include Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana and are home to the Rocky Mountains. Historically, the region was inhabited by various Native American tribes, and it is now the fastest growing in terms of population. Major industries include mining, services, and cattle/sheep raising, while tourism is also important. The culture incorporates influences from Native Americans as well as gold miners and settlers.

1. Mountain States by Henry Baer, Aliyah Becker, Ryan Youngberg, and Stefanie Elsperman

2. Geography in the Mountain States Mountain States The Mountain states include the states Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana. The Rocky Mountains are stretched from Alaska, to New Mexico. The Mountain states has a high elevation. The Rockies Mountains are one of the best sights in the U.S.A..

3. People from the Mountain States. Some of the first people in the Mountain states were the hunters from the Fremont culture. Also the cliff-dwelling Anasazi were there. The Shoshone-speaking Ute lived in eastern Utah and western Calarodo. People from the Mountain states outnumber all the other U.S. regions combined. By the 21st century, the Mountain states were the fastest growing region in terms of population.

4. Flags of the Mountain States

5. Jobs in the Mountain States ates States States Mining has 42,400 workers . Services is the most likely job in the region (3,204,234 workers). Trade has 190,299 workers. People raise cattle and sheep in Wyoming and Montana.

6. P i k e s P e a k One of the six highest peaks in our country Is 14,110 feet above sea level. More than 500,000 people visit pikes peak each year. Only 15,000 try to make the 13 mile hike to the top.

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8. Culture in the Mountain States The Crow, Ute, and other native american tribes who settled in the region moved from place to place hunting for buffalo. During the 1850s and 1860s thousand of people rushed from other parts of our country to find gold in the Mountain States. at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado visitors can learn about the Ancestral Pueblo lived there more then 700 years ago. livid