WG North America Test Review

Dependence on subsistence agriculture and manual labor

Mandatory relocation of all citizens to rural areas

Strict government bans on international trade

Investment in technology, education, and diversified industries

Human settlement is unaffected by environmental features

Deserts and tundra are the most densely populated areas

Rivers, fertile plains, and access to coastlines have encouraged urban development and trade

Major cities are located exclusively in mountainous regions

Dense forests far from any transportation routes

Desert regions with scarce water supply

Remote mountain ranges with limited access to resources

Proximity to rivers, lakes, and coastlines that support trade and transportation

It has led to the adoption of a single, uniform culture across both countries

It has caused both nations to restrict all forms of international trade

It has contributed to the diversity of languages, religions, and traditions found in urban areas

It has resulted in the complete elimination of indigenous cultures

The Sun Belt is known for its declining manufacturing industries, while the Rust Belt is famous for its growing technology sector

The Sun Belt features rapid population growth and expansion of service and technology industries, while the Rust Belt has experienced industrial decline and population loss

Both regions are exclusively agricultural with no urban development

The Sun Belt and Rust Belt have identical economic structures and population trends

The Southern Border of Canada near the USA

In the Northern region or Tundra

The Interior parts of Canada.

The Northeastern Territories of Canada

North American Free Trade Agreement

New Amsterdam Freedom Trade Alignment

North America Fur Trade Agreement

North American Federation Trading Act

Native Americans died from diseases from the Europeans

Taxes increased

The Spanish spread their Catholic religion

Horses, pigs, sheep, and cattle were brought over to the Americas.