Which physical feature splits North American rivers into those that flow East and those that flow West?

U.S. and Canada are multi-cultural societies. All of the following are examples of this EXCEPT:

U.S. and Canada both gain their independence from which nation?

The Continental Divide follows the path of which mountain range?

The United States, Canada, and Mexico are the only three members of which World Trade Alliance?

The populations of the United States and Canada can best be described as:

Which political/military alliance includes many countries along the Atlantic Ocean, and was established after World War II to fight communism, but now fights terrorism?

The United States and Canada both have which form of government?

This physical feature covers almost half of Canada, surrounds the Hudson Bay, and was formed by glaciers.

A large number of Canadians and Americans live in cities. This is classified as:

What is the name of the archipelago that juts out from southern Alaska?

Which mountain range extends from New Mexico to Canada, depicted by Letter F?

Which major body of water in Canada is depicted by #4 on the map?

What major U.S. River is depicted by #9 on the map?

What is the name of the group of fresh water lakes depicted by #6 on the map?

Canada still recognizes the Queen of England as its Head of State, however, who is Canada's official Head of Government?

Which European country had a major cultural impact on Quebec?

TRUE or FALSE

Both the United States and Canada have a bilingual issue facing their culture.

According to the population pyramids, both the United States and Canada are what type of countries?

TRUE or FALSE

The National Border between the United States and Canada is the longest unfortified (unprotected) border in the world.

This is a large city in British Columbia, serving as Canada's big movie industry, and sister city to Seattle, Washington.

This is the largest city in Canada, home to Canada's stock exchange, and very multicultural.

This city is the capital of Canada, located in Ontario.

This city is the capital of the United States, home to the federal government, and major tourist attractions.

This is the largest city in the United States and is home to the Stock Exchange on Wall Street.

This is the second largest city in the United States and home to the entertainment industry.

This is the third largest city in the United States and is a transportation hub located on the shore of Lake Michigan.

This is the fourth largest city in the United States and is one of the busiest ports in the U.S. located on the Gulf of Mexico.

This city in the United States developed as a confluence site city in Western Pennsylvania.

This city in the United States is home to the Gateway Arch and considered the "Gateway to the West".

This city in the United States is located in California and is home to the Golden Gate Bridge.

The United States has a 250 year supply of what non-renewable resource?

What is Canada's #1 natural resource?

TRUE or FALSE

The United States and Canada has "Diversified" economies?

TRUE or FALSE

The United States and Canada has "Highly Developed" infrastructures?

Which of the following helped to accommodate the exchange of people and goods amongst the United States and Canada?

Which political union is the United States and Canada members of that is considered a "Peacekeeping" organization established in 1945 after World War II?

What is the name of the Political Union pictured above that is made up of 54 former British colonies who gained their independence through peaceful means?

What is another name for the United States and Canada's Market Economy?

According to the United States and Canada's economic systems, who owns the land and businesses?

TRUE or FALSE

According to economists, the problem with a "Free Market" economy is the widening gap between the rich and poor?

What does it mean in the United States and Canada to have "Free Enterprise"?

TRUE or FALSE

In the United States and Canada, business owners (Entrepreneurs) and consumers decide what is made and sold?

Which river forms part of the border between the United States and Mexico?

What river forms part of the natural boundary between the United States and Canada and has been a major trading route for the past 450 years?

TRUE or FALSE

The United States and Canada experience a varied range of climate from the Tundra (Sub-Polar) in Alaska and Northwest Territories to Tropical Wet in Hawaii.

Which climate zone in the United States will you find the "Wheat Fields" or the "Breadbasket of the U.S."?

Which physical feature shown in the picture was carved out by the Colorado River and can be found in the state of Arizona?

What is the name of the physical feature shown in the picture that straddles the international border between the United States and Canada and provides a valuable source of hydroelectric power?