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This continent is home to the US, Canada, and Mexico.
What is the North America?
This sport is especially popular in the southern United States.
What is American football?
These were the very first people to call both the US and Canada home long before European exploration.
Who are the Native Americans?
In the US, we elect a president to head the government. In Canada, they elect one of these.
What is a prime minister?
THESE have allowed the US, Canada, and Mexico to import and export goods between each other with lowered taxes. Some examples are USCTA, NAFTA, and USMCA.
What are trade agreements?
This ocean lies along the eastern coast of the United States and Canada.
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
America is considered to be THIS kind of society, because people from different cultures and ways of life are able to live together with respect.
What is a multicultural society?
In the 1700s, plantation owners in the America wanted many workers to grow crops such as tobacco. THIS historical event forcibly brought millions of Africans to the Americas to be enslaved.
What is the Transatlantic Slave Trade?
The US and Canadian rulers must follow a written constitution, making these countries have THIS kind of government. Power to the People!
What is limited?
The Inuit of northern Canada have THIS kind of economy, relying on the ways of the past and a people's ancestors.
What is traditional?
This major city is the capital of Canada.
What is Ottawa?
Though there is no official religion in the US, this one is the most popular in the country.
What is Christianity?
The American colonies developed a representative government because their ruler lived far away in THIS country.
What is Great Britain?
Citizens in the United States elect members of Congress, and Canadians elect members of Parliament. Both are examples of THIS.
What is representative government?
Canada has high life expectancy, a high literacy rate, high income per person, and low infant mortality. These would indicate that Canada has THIS kind of economic development.
What is developed?
This physical feature forms part of the boundary between the United States and Mexico.
What is the Rio Grande River?
THIS sport was first played by Native Americans on US soil.
What is lacrosse?
The Industrial Revolution caused THIS to happen, allowing people to move into major cities from rural areas.
What is urbanization?
The US and Canada each have three branches of government. Legislative, judicial, and THIS one that the president or prime minister leads.
What is executive?
Banking, finance, real estate, and health care are examples of THESE industries in the US and Canada.
What is service?
This mountain range is around 3,000 miles long, running from New Mexico upward into Canada.
What are the Rocky Mountains?
This is the spread of cultural beliefs and activities, and generally happens due to travel, trade, or war.
What is cultural diffusion?
Canada was granted independence from Great Britain is THIS year, a thank you for helping them in World Wars I and II.
What/when is 1945?
The first ten amendments in the US Constitution are also known as this, guaranteeing us the right to free speech and more.
What is the Bill of Rights?
The US and Canada are THIS kind of society, meaning you are able to use your capital (money) to make more money.
What is a capitalist society?