United States and Canada

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What landforms do the U.S. and Canada share? Options: Rio Grande and Rocky Mountains, The Great Lakes and Rio Grande, Rocky Mountains and The Great Lakes, Hudson Bay and Mount McKinley

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Rocky Mountains and The Great Lakes

Front

Definition: A form of government in which people elect leaders and rule by majority

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Democracy

Front

What is the leader of the Canadian government called?

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Prime Minister

Front

Does the economy of the U.S. earn more or less money than any other country in the world?

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more

Front

Which region of the U.S. is known as the "bread basket" and "Corn Belt" and includes the Great Lakes?

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Midwest

Front

The movement of people from their country of origin to live in another country is...

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Migration

Front

The government of this country is a parliamentary democracy... Options: United States, Canada

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Canada

Front

What river connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Sea?

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St. Lawrence River

Front

This mountain range along the East Coast of the US is the oldest range in North America.

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Appalachian Mountains

Front

An example of a transportation corridor in the US and Canada is seen in how _______ flow and ship goods.

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rivers