Geography
This flat grassland region is known for farming and ranching.
Great Plains
A system of government in which people have a voice in choosing leaders.
Democracy
The amount of a product available for sal
Supply
How people see themselves based on shared culture, heritage, beliefs, and traditions.
Cultural identity
This rocky Canadian region has thin soil but many mineral resources.
Canadian Shield
This western mountain range is younger, taller, and more jagged than the Appalachians.
Rocky Mountains
This 1215 document helped establish the idea that rulers must follow the law.
Magna Carta
The amount of a product consumers want to buy.
Demand
Canada has these two official languages.
English and French
This economic change increased factory production and helped cities grow.
Industrial Revolution
This river forms part of the border between the United States and Mexico.
Rio Grande
Freedom of speech is an example of this.
A right
The desire to earn money by producing or selling goods and services.
Profit motive
Movement of people into a new country that can introduce foods, languages, beliefs, and traditions.
Immigration
These freshwater lakes helped support transportation, trade, and settlement.
Great Lakes
Most Canadians live in this part of the country because of milder climate, farmland, and trade access.
Southern Canada / near the U.S. border
Obeying laws and serving on juries are examples of these.
Responsibilities
When many people want a product but only a few are available, this usually happens to price.
The price rises
These two music forms began in the United States and influenced global culture
Jazz and Hip Hop
Indigenous ceremonies, storytelling, music, dance, and spiritual traditions contribute to this.
Culture / cultural identity
Give two reasons rivers, lakes, and harbors helped cities grow.
Water, transportation, trade, farming, or access to commerce
Explain the difference between a citizen right and a citizen responsibility.
A right is a freedom/protection; a responsibility is a civic duty
Name the four characteristics of a market economy.
Economic freedom, private property, voluntary exchange, profit motive
Give one way cultures can blend or change when different groups interact.
Foods, language, music, traditions, beliefs, holidays, etc. may combine or evolve
A city grows beside a river and railroad because goods and workers can move easily. Name two unit ideas connected to this example.
Geography/transportation and economic growth/urbanization