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Physical Geography
United States
Canada
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Migration
100
The largest, and longest, mountain range in North America.
Rocky Mountains
100
The United States has this many states.
50
100
This is the number of provinces in Canada.
13
100
Abbreviated as GDP
Gross Domestic Product
100
To move from place to place
Migration
200
The longest river in North America
Mississippi River
200
This state is both the furthest west and the furthest south.
Hawaii
200
Most Canadians live within this distance of the US/Canadian border
100 miles
200
The first Americans crossed this to reach North America
Land Bridge or Beringea
200
Moving to a new place for the purpose of making more money is a pull factor of this kind.
Economic
300
The northern most of the Great Lakes.
Lake Superior
300
Largest state in the United States.
Alaska
300
The other official language of Canada, besides English.
French
300
A person who travels, usually with a family group, and follows game animals, who are their primary food and resource supply.
Nomad
300
Moving out of a country.
Emigrating
400
Island nation in the north of North America.
Greenland
400
This country is the greatest trading partner of the United States.
Canada
400

Besides the European and Native American, the group that has had a huge impact on Canadian culture.

Asia

400
Guam is one of these to the United States
Territory
400
If a person is a refugee, it's safe to think the factor that made them leave was this type.
Push
500
Older and smaller mountain range in eastern North America
Appalachian Mountains
500
This river is vital to the survival and economy of the western United States.
Colorado River
500
The type of economy shared by both the US and Canada.
Market
500
The region with the third highest GPD
Asia
500
The second most popular destination for immigrant from Mexico
Canada