What is the main reason that the people of Quebec still speak French and have a strong culture within Canada?

Because of the French settlers who came into Canada

Because of the Revolutionary War

Because of the French and Indian War

Because of the English settlers who came into Canada

Which part of Canada do most people live?

The citizens of Canada live close to the border of Canada and the United States, within about 150-200 miles.

In the northern part close to the Arctic Circle

The citizens of Canada are spread out evenly throughout the country

What does population density mean?

Number of people per sq. mile (or km)

the total number of people in a country

an area with strong French culture

an area with strong British influence

Urbanization is caused by

people moving from the country into cities

people leaving the city for the country

Which of the following is NOT a factor in why 90% of Canadians live within 100 miles of the US border?

The cost of living is much cheaper

Easy access to American jobs and retail

Close proximity to the Great Lakes

In southern Canada, the climate is milder

Which of the following has been a benefit of globalization?

widespread environmental impacts

What happens to both temperature and air pressure as you climb higher in elevation?

temperature decreases, air pressure increases

temperature increases, air pressure decreases

Which of the following is NOT a cause for the growth of urbanization in a region?

Cultural changes were brought by people moving to the area

The region has more pull factors than other regions

Economic growth in the region increased with growing urbanization

Increased infrastructure developed in the region

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which physical geographic factor was most responsible for increasing migration to the United States and Canada during the seventeenth century?

A. Available land for farming

B. European wars and famine

C. Favorable climate conditions

D. Improved educational systems

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How has history affected the language patterns evident in Canada?

F. English explorers spread east from the Great lakes.

G. Spanish explorers settled in western Canada.

H. Early French settlements were primarily in eastern Canada.

J. The Rocky Mountains separated language families.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The Great Plains region of the United States and Canada is characterized by a common ---

A. political unit.

B. trade network.

C. vegetation type.

D. mountain range.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

This trade agreement (NAFTA) of the 1990's changed trade patterns between the United States and Canada.

F. Pacific Rim Free Trade Agreement

G. Canadian-American Free Trade Agreement

H. North American Free Trade Agreement

J. United States Tariff Policy Agreement

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why would the U. S. and Canada be considered as one region in the world?

F. single land mass

G. similar cultural traits

H. similar historic development

J. all of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following physical features is shared by the U.S. and Canada?

A. Rocky Mountains

B. St. Lawrence Seaway

C. Appalachian Mountains

D. Mississippi River

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Many people living in Canada deal with extreme weather conditions because of ---

A. the risks of exposure in a cold climate.

B. the threat posed by tornadoes on the prairies.

C. the frequency of flooding on many of the major rivers.

D. the prevalence of hurricanes along the Atlantic coastline.

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US & Canada Review-B

Which physical geographic factor was most responsible for increasing migration to the United States and Canada during the seventeenth century?

How has history affected the language patterns evident in Canada?

The Great Plains region of the United States and Canada is characterized by a common ---

This trade agreement (NAFTA) of the 1990's changed trade patterns between the United States and Canada.

Why would the U. S. and Canada be considered as one region in the world?

Which of the following physical features is shared by the U.S. and Canada?

Many people living in Canada deal with extreme weather conditions because of ---

What geographical feature is MOST associated with the distribution of major cities?

What is the main reason that the people of Quebec still speak French and have a strong culture within Canada?

Which of the following countries have a limited form of government?

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