Regions of the U.S. & Canada

The level of development in both Canada and the United States is considered as —

• more developed

• newly industrialized

• developing

• medium human developed

What is the capital of the United States?

• Washington D.C.
• New York City
• Detroit
• Chicago

Which of the following physical features do the US and Canada share? 

• Appalachian Mountains
• Gulf of Mexico
• Canadian Shield
• Great Lakes

Looking at the map, where in Canada do most people live?

• Only along the eastern and western coasts 
• Northern border of Canada
• Along the southern border with the United States
• Spread out evenly

Who was considered to be one of the first indigenous people of Canada and inhabit the Far North region?

• The Vikings

• Swedish

• Inuit

• Americans

Known for its strong Hispanic and Native American heritage

• Mountain West region

• Pacific Coast region

• Northeast region

• Southwest region

French Canada includes this Canadian province

• Saskatchewan

• British Columbia

• Quebec

• Prince Edward Island

This region is called "America's Breadbasket"

• South

• Northeast

• Pacific Coast

• Midwest

How many states are there in the U.S.?

• 51

• 50

• 49

• 55

What makes the US and Canada a cultural region?

• Pacific and Atlantic Oceans

• Language (French) and religion (Islam)

• Rocky Mountains and Great Lakes

• Language (English) and religion (Christianity)