Trade Concepts
USA
Canada
History of Trade
International Orgs
100

This is a tax on imported goods.

What is a tariff?

100

This area in the vicinity of San José California, is known for its Information Technology industry.

What is Silicon Valley?

100

This country is Canada's biggest trading partner.

What is the United States?

100

The pelt of this animal was an important trade good in Canada's early history.

What is the Beaver?

100

This trade organisation facilitated trade between Canada, the USA and Mexico.

What is NAFTA?

200

This is the act of sending goods outside of the country to be sold.

What is exporting?

200

Harvard University is located in this old and densely-populated region.

What is New England / the Northeast?

200

Forestry is an important raw resource industry in this Western Canadian Province.

What is British Columbia?

200

European explorers in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries were trying to find a route to this region.

What is Asia/China?

200

This organisation sent peacekeepers to Yugoslavia and Rwanda in the 1990s.

What is the United Nations?

300

This is the total value produced by the country, divided by its population.

What is GDP?

300

Cotton and Tobacco were the traditional agricultural products in this region.

What is the South?

300

Canada contains more of this liquid resource than any other country in the world.

What is fresh water?

300

John Cabot discovered great amounts of this fish off the coast of Newfoundland.

What is cod?

300

This organisation is composed mostly of countries which share Queen Elizabeth II as head of state.

What is the [British] Commonwealth?

400

This measures the actual ability for a country to purchase goods, regardless of changes in currency exchange rates.

What is GDP (Purchasing Power Parity)

400

This nickname was given to the former industrial heartland of the USA. 

What is the rust belt?

400

This manufacturing industry is particularly important in cities such as Oshawa, Ontario.

What is the automotive industry?

400

This product, used to make clothes and fabrics, was in great demand in Europe in the Middle Ages.

What is Silk?

400

This organisation is composed mostly of French-speaking countries.

What is La Francophonie?

500

These are products created by humans using raw resources.

What are manufactured goods?

500

This U.S. state is partially populated by the descendants of French-speaking Maritimers.

What is Louisiana? 

500

This zone of the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Newfoundland, is famous for its fishing.

What are the Grand Banks?

500

This explorer mistakenly thought fool's gold was real gold, while searching for raw resources to benefit France.

Who was Jacques Cartier?

500

This organisation promotes trade and cooperation among members who border on the Pacific Ocean.

What is the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation / APEC?