Countries & Regions
This continent includes the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean.
North America
This river is one of the longest rivers in the United States.
Mississippi River
Moving from one place to another is called this.
Migration
This language became dominant in the United States after British colonization.
English
Buying and selling goods between countries is called this.
Trade
This region connects North America to South America.
Central America
Cities often develop near rivers because rivers provide water and this important form of movement.
Transportation
A reason people leave a place is called this type of factor.
Push Factor
This language is the second most spoken language in the United States.
Spanish
Goods brought into a country are called this.
Imports
This region includes island nations like Jamaica, Cuba, and the Bahamas.
This river forms part of the border between the United States and Mexico.
Rio Grande
Better jobs and higher pay are examples of this type of factor.
Pull Factor
A language created by blending two or more languages is called this.
Creole Language
Goods sold to other countries are called this.
Exports
This country is the largest in North America by land area.
Canada
Rivers can influence culture because people use them for fishing, farming, and this economic activity.
Trade
During the Great Migration, African Americans moved from this region of the U.S. to northern cities.
The South
This language developed from African languages mixing with English in coastal Georgia and South Carolina.
This trade agreement began in 1994 between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
NAFTA
This type of map shows countries, borders, and capital cities.
Political Map
Name one reason rivers help economies grow.
Transportation, Farming, Trade, Fishing, Tourism, etc.
Name one push factor that caused people to move during the Great Migration.
Racism, Segregation, Unfair Laws, Lack of jobs, etc.
AAVE stands for this.
African American Vernacular English
This agreement replaced NAFTA in 2020.
USMCA