United States and Canada Days 1-4

What goegraphical feature stretches across 3 countries in North America?

• Great Plains

• Great Lakes

• Rocky Mountians

• St. Lawrence Seaway

What goegraphical feature creates a portion of the border between the United States and Canada?

• Great Plains

• Great Lakes

• Rocky Mountians

• St. Lawrence Seaway

What two goegraphical features do the United States and Canada share?

• Great Lakes and the Rocky Mountains

• Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway

• Rocky Mountians and the Rio Grande River

• St. Lawrence Seaway and the Mississippi River

Mexican immigration to the United States includes the changing __________ of the region.

• language patterns

• religion

• government

• claim

Canada and the United States share a history of colonization and immigration, resulting in a region that is characterized by __________.

• multiculturalism

• migration

• manufacturing

• service industries

__________ are popular cultural events in the United States and Canada and are an example of how culture is influenced by historical events.

• Rodeos

• Football games

• Baseball games

• Soccer matches

The colonization of the region in __________ and __________ centuries have contributed to the following human geographic characteristics of Canada and the United States:

-English, French and Spanihs are spoken in the region

-Majority of the population in the region is Christian

-Unlimited governments have been adopted in the region

-Descendants of Africans and Europeans populate the region

• fifteenth and sixteenth

• sixteenth and seventeenth

• seventeenth and eighteenth

• nineteenth and twentieth

The government of the United States can trace its democratic roots to what country?

• Greece

• England

• France

• Portugal

Because of the Industrial Revolution the United States and Canada are both described as highly __________.

• urbanized

• ruralized

• crinimal

• populated

Urbanization in the region was primarily caused by migration within the region from __________ areas.

• urban

• rural

• dark

• busy