Canada Geography
Which direction (North, South, East, West) is Canada in relation to the United States?
North
What is the largest country in North America?
Canada
This is the country that started the Roanoke colony.
England
Jamestown was the first permanent English colony in this country.
U.S.A
The New England colonies relied on this industry due to their rocky soil and long coastline.
Fishing or Shipbuilding or Lumber
What is the largest city in Canada?
Toronto
True of False: Mexico City is the largest city in North America.
True
The leader of Roanoke, who returned to find it abandoned, was this man. (Boring name)
John White
The year Jamestown was founded.
1607
The Mid-Atlantic colonies were known for producing this crop, earning them the nickname "the Breadbasket Colonies."
Wheat
What is the capital city of Canada?
Ottawa
What type of climate is mainly found in Mexico?
Tropical
This mysterious word was carved into a tree at Roanoke.
Croatoan
This famous leader helped Jamestown survive by enforcing strict rules.
John Smith
This cash crop, grown in Virginia and Maryland, became the main export of the Southern colonies.
Tobacco
Which city in Canada speaks French as their main language?
Montreal
What type of climate is mainly found in Canada?
Arctic
The Roanoke settlers disappeared, leading to this famous nickname.
The Lost Colony
The Pilgrims arrived in Plymouth on this ship.
Mayflower
What was the trade pattern between Africa, Europe and the Colonies called?
Triangular Trade
Canada shares four out of the five of these with the U.S.
The Great Lakes
How many countries are in North America?
23
What was the main reason John White was unable to return to Roanoke? (What was happening in England?)
War with Spain
The Pilgrims left England in order to have __________.
Religious Freedom
Name all four of the main cash crops of the southern colonies.
Tobacco, Cotton, Indigo, and Rice