Canada is to the ______ of the United States.

North America has different types of ______.

Which region of the United States is known for a growing population, technology, earthquakes, and volcanoes?

The Midwest Region is known for mining, ______, and tornadoes.

Which region is known for big cities, historical sites, and trade?

The South Region is known for music, food, and ______.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a major city of the United States?

Which of the following is located on the eastern coast of Canada along the Atlantic?

Which provinces are located in western Canada and include their portion of the Great Plains (an area of grassland and shrubland)?

Which provinces and territories are located along the Pacific coast of Canada?

Name the major cities of Canada listed in the worksheet.

The CN Tower, the largest building in Canada at 553 meters, is located in which city?

Many universities and colleges can be found in Ottawa, the ______ city of Canada.

Montreal is listed as one of the major cities of Canada.

Which city is known for having many universities and colleges and is the capital city of Canada?

What is an important waterway in Canada that provides a source of hydroelectric power?

Which river is the second longest river in the United States with the widest part of it being over 11 miles wide?

Which river creates a border between Texas and Mexico?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a major river in the United States and Canada?

Many physical features have impacted how the United States and Canada have been shaped and developed.

Which water feature serves as a large source of oil for the United States?

Hudson Bay is located in northeast Canada and is the second largest bay in the _______.

Over 3,000 tons of water goes over the Falls every ______ at Niagara Falls.

Niagara Falls is located in between which two countries?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a water feature in the worksheet?

The Pacific Coastal Ranges are a series of mountain ranges that stretch from the west coast of Alaska down to Central _______.

Which landform is listed along with the Appalachian Mountains and Rocky Mountains?

The Great Lakes are listed as a water feature in the worksheet.

The Rocky Mountains are listed as a landform in the worksheet.

The area mostly made up of ______ rock is estimated to be about 2.5 - 3.5 billion years old.

Which region is mostly made up of igneous rock and is estimated to be about 2.5 - 3.5 billion years old?

Which region runs along the Rocky Mountains and separates rivers in North America flowing east and west?

The Atlantic ______ Plain is a major physical feature of North America.

Alaska has a ______ climate range, while Hawaii has a ______ climate range.

The Continental Divide separates rivers in North America flowing east and west.

What are natural resources? Select the correct answer.

Both the United States and Canada have a wide range of ______ resources.

Having many different natural resources allows both ______ of the United States and Canada to be supported by multiple different resources and industries - not just one.

Major exports of the United States and Canada include food, ______, and information.

What does the economy of the United States and Canada rely on to make money?

There is a large supply of minerals, ______, and forest resources in the United States and Canada.

What is a multinational corporation?

Which of the following is an example of a multinational corporation?

There is a difference in ______ among workers in the United States and Canada.

Which of the following is an example of spreading one's culture throughout the world?

What does a high literacy rate mean?

The New York Stock Exchange is a major center for _______.

Which of the following is NOT a major natural resource listed?

White River in Arkansas is a source of _______.

Which of the following is considered a major natural resource?

Petroleum is also known as _______.

High standard of living is an economic characteristic.

Name one major natural resource mentioned in the list.

When was the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) signed?

Which countries are involved in NAFTA?

What does 'Free Trade' mean according to NAFTA?

Fill in the blank: Import means goods being brought into a country (______ goods).

Fill in the blank: Export means goods being sent out of the country to another country (______ goods).

Export means exit.

Which of the following is a benefit of NAFTA?

What did NAFTA do to tariffs (extra taxes)?

Fill in the blank: Trade between the three countries becomes ______ with NAFTA.

Jobs were created as a result of NAFTA.

Fill in the blank: One disadvantage of NAFTA is job ______ within the United States.

Fill in the blank: Over time, industries can ______ due to lower wages.

Fill in the blank: Taking away tariffs can hurt the government’s ______.

Fill in the blank: Lack of a workforce will hurt the future of certain industries that are not in ______.

Fill in the blank: NAFTA can hurt Mexican ______.

Fill in the blank: NAFTA can cause an increase of ______ in Mexico.

Fill in the blank: The United States and Canada were both influenced by _________.

Fill in the blank: Both countries had large ________ populations prior to the arrival of the Europeans.

Fill in the blank: Many Native Americans were killed or died from ________.

Fill in the blank: The French and British ________ and settled land in the area that became Canada.

Today, Canada has two official languages. What are they?

Fill in the blank: Britain, France, Spain and Germany all ________ and settled the land that became the United States.

Fill in the blank: The cultures within the United States and Canada help shape their ________ as a nation.

Fill in the blank: Societies in the United States and Canada are made up of ________ cultures.

Fill in the blank: Populations become more ________ because of immigration to the country.

Fill in the blank: Canada struggled to maintain a ________ identity.

Fill in the blank: The world's longest unguarded ______ divides the United States and Canada.

Fill in the blank: Democratic ______ practices self-governing.

Fill in the blank: ______ that reflect the different cultures that make up the societies.

Fill in the blank: North Atlantic Treaty Organization is also known as ______.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a cultural landmark in the worksheet?

Fill in the blank: ______ (country/farming), suburban (neighborhood/residential), and urban (city) landscapes are mentioned as types of landscapes.

Fill in the blank: Diverse ______ settlements (urban neighborhoods) include Chinatown and The Hill.

Bilingual ______ are mentioned as a feature of the cultural landscape.

Fill in the blank: Influence of cars includes gas stations, motels, ______ highways, and drive-up services.