The ______ was originally formed by volcanic eruptions.

Which of the following natural resources is found in abundance in both the United States and Canada?

French is the official language of ___________.

The United States gained the territory _________ of the Rocky Mountains after winning the Mexican-American War.

The production of much electricity and all gasoline is dependent upon ______ supplies.

Which of these are some of the main causes of pollution in the United States and Canada?

The United States and Canada both have a(n) _______ economy.

_______ has impacted the geography in the United States and Canada.

Canada has a _______ government.

The Inuit are native to _________.

Many Asians migrated to the United States during the ____________.

Native Americans are believed to have first settled in North America around ______.

Which people group immigrated in large numbers to the United States during the 19th century?

The dominant _________ influence in the United States and Canada is Western European.

The Canadian government consists of three parts: the executive, legislative, and _________ branches.

The first European settlers immigrated to what is now the United States in search of _________ and religious freedom.

The ________ allows tax free trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

The _______ is the North American continental drainage divide.

Most of Canada’s population lives near the ___________ border.

The ________ River system is the longest river system in the United States.

The Canadian government consists of three parts: the ________, legislative, and judicial branches.

The dominant cultural influence in the United States and Canada is ________ European.

The ________ is characterized by mountain ranges, valleys, and very little rainfall.

The monarch of ________ is recognized as the head of the Canadian government.

The _______ is(are) connected to the Atlantic Ocean by the St. Lawrence Seaway.

The majority of the world’s corn supply is grown in the ________ region of the United States.

The United States and Canada both have a free-market ________.

_________ was an independent country prior to joining the United States.

Canada exports large amounts of _________.

Texas is located in the humid ________ climate region of the United States.

The production of electricity and gasoline is dependent upon __________ supplies.

________ has impacted the geography of the United States and Canada.

What are some of the main causes of water pollution in the United States and Canada?

The first __________ settlers immigrated to what is now the United States in search of political and religious freedom.

The Great Divide is the North American continental ________ divide.

Asians are believed to have migrated to North America prior to European settlement by way of a transcontinental railroad.

The Republic of Texas joined the United States out of fear of invasion by Canada.

The United States is a melting pot of cultures.

French and English are the official languages of Canada.

A majority of Americans practice some form of Protestantism.

Freedom of religion is guaranteed by the first Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

The United States has four deserts.

The ________ was the largest territorial purchase by the United States.

NAFTA allows for tax-free trade between the United States, Canada, and ________.

The ________ have been eroded over time.

The ________ River system is the longest river system in the United States.

_________ is located in Canada.

Which of the following natural resources are found in abundance in both the United States and Canada?

The ________ was originally formed by volcanic eruptions.

The ________ industry is one of the leading manufacturing industries in the United States.

The ________ industry is the most important part of the United States and the Canadian economy.

________ is the leading exporter of potash in the world.

The ________ are characterized by flat grasslands.

Which people group immigrated in large numbers to the United States during the 20th century?

The Rocky Mountains extend from Canada to ________.