Canada- Places, Resources & Human Geography
This is the national capital of Canada
What is Ottawa?
Often called a melting pot, this document proclaims the foundation of American freedom, including rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
What is the Declaration of Independence?
Most governments across Mexico and Central America are described as presidential or parliamentary forms of
What is a Republics or democracies?
South America produces roughly 60% of the worlds supply of this.
What is Coffee?
Although very strong, the Catholic church has been losing people to this church
What is the Pentecostal?
These are the political divisions of Canada.
What are provinces?
This specific branch of the United States government includes the Supreme Court and lower courts.
What is the judicial branch?
Cuba has this form of government
What is communist?
The major religion in Mexico
What is Roman Catholic (84%)
Christian missionaries feel a spiritual urgency to reach tribal groups in the rainforest because they believe these peoples need to hear this.
What is the gospel?
Runs the executive branch of the Canadian government
Who is the prime minister?
The United States government functions as a type o government that supreme power rests in the people and their elected representatives.
What is a federal republic
People in Mexico with an Amerindian-Spanish heritage are called this.
What are Mestizos
Representing 44 percent of all local participation, this specific wilderness pursuit ranks as the most popular outdoor activity among Canadians.
What is hiking (or backpacking)
To help conserve precious water resources, South Americans are utilizing new, sustainable methods in this massive economic sector.
What is farming (or agriculture)?
These are the native peoples of Canada.
Who are the First Nations?
America's first national park was established on March 1, 1872, across parts of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho during the administration of this U.S. President
Who is Ulysses S. Grant?
Though Mexico has a very high birth rate, it has a very meager growth rate due to this.
What is migration (movement of people to a new area)
The Ottawa River flows through the capital city and marks the provincial border between these two Canadian regions.
What is Ontario and Quebec
Though they are the key protectors of the rainforest, these indigenous groups are tragically facing extinction.
Who are tribal peoples?
In east-central Alberta, this valuable geographic resource holds an estimated 1.7 billion barrels of oil trapped in a sticky bitumen soil mixture.
What are the oil sands?
The Tenth Amendment of the Constitution delegates certain powers to the national government while reserving all other powers to these entities.
What are individual states?
This is the most recent trade agreement between Mexico, the United States, and Canada
What is NAFTA / USMCA
This is the governmental principle that divides the national government of the United States into the legislative, executive, and judicial branches
What is the separation of powers?
This destructive, unregulated industry is a major environmental problem in South America because it is carried out with no concern for nature.
What is illegal mining?