Geography
What country is directly to the North of the U.S?
Canada
Why kind of impact is this? (political, social, economic)
The French brough their language and food to the Americas
Social
The U.S and Canada are considered to be __________ societies because they are made up of many different cultures
Multicultural
Why kind of impact is this? (political, social, economic)
The British brought the English language to the Americas
Social
Which body of water sits on the border between Canada and the U.S.A?
The Great Lakes
The British influenced the U.S.A into having a limited government. True or False?
True
___________ is the process of moving to another country and is a reason for why the U.S.A and Canada are multicultural societies
Immigration
Why kind of impact is this? (political, social, economic)
The British helped influenced limited governments in the U.S.A
Political
What new form of transportation helped people move across North America and helped them expand Westward>
Railroad/Trains
Why kind of impact is this? (political, social, economic)
The French established the fur trade in the Americas
Economic
List two examples of a pull factor
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Why kind of impact is this? (political, social, economic)
The British established trade in the Americas
Economic
Which two of the following physical features go across both the U.S.A and Canada?
1. Rocky Mountains
2. Sierra Madre Mountains
3. Yucatan Peninsula
4. The Great Plains
Rocky Mountains/The Great Plains
Besides England, what European country created a strong culture region in Canada?
France/The French
List two examples of push factors
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A country bordered by Texas, The Gulf of Mexico, and the Pacific Ocean
Mexico
The Iroquois tribe influenced the U.S.A by inspiring a
strong national government
What are two challenges that many immigrants have faced when they moved to the U.S.A
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