US & Canada Review I

Which physical feature serves as a natural boundary between the United States and Mexico?

• Mississippi River

• Pacific Ocean

• Appalachian Mountains

• Rio Grande River

Who were the Native Americans who lived for thousands of years before the arrival of Europeans in Canada?

• Inuits

• Indigenous

• Alaskans

• Vikings

The US Constitution was written to create a government with enough power to act on a national level, without threatening the fundamental rights of the people. This is an example of:

• Unlimited government

• Limited government

• Parliamentary government

• Monarchy

The first ten amendments to the US Constitution, which lists protected freedoms for all U.S. citizens, are called

• Bill of Freedoms

• Bill of Rights

• Rights and Freedoms Amendments

• Guaranteed Rights Bill

Rocky Mountains

Appalachian Mountains

Great Lakes

Hudson Bay

What is the best title for the list above?

• Landforms of United States and Canada

• Landforms of Europe

• Landforms of Latin America

• Landforms of Sub-Saharan Africa

The United States and Canada are example of countries who have

• plenty of resources

• a limited government

• a queen leading the government

• a command economy

Which sport is the most popular in the United States, especially in the southern area of the country?

• Lacrosse

• Baseball

• Football

• Cricket

What has been practiced in the United States starting back in the colonial times due to the distance from Great Britain to her American colonies?

• a Representative government

• a communism rule by one

• Judicial Review

• Traditional Economy

Which of the following are major cities in the United States?

• Texas, California, Utah

• Quebec, Vancouver, Ottawa

• Houston, New York City, Los Angeles

• Lubbock, Taos,

  Oklahoma City

Total of immigrants to the United States has increased through out the years from 1821 to 1850, what could explain the increase in the amount?

• Deadly serious diseases

• Desire to fight in a war

• Availability of jobs

• Transatlantic Slave Trade