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North America
Physical Process that Shape Land
Regions of U.S. and Canada
Climate of North America
Recourses of North America
100
The largest island in the world.
What is Greenland?
100
Thick sheets of ice moving slowly across land.
What is a glacier?
100
Appalachian Mountains lie west of this. It has rich farmland.
What is Atlantic coastal Plains?
100
Moisture such as rain or snow
What is Precipitation?
100
Wealth in this influence economic growth of North America.
What is recources?
200
Mexico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti, and South America.
What is Latin America?
200
Wind, rivers, and rain wear away soil. An example of this is ices melting from glaciers forming valleys, lakes, and hills.
What is erosion?
200
This includes most of Greenland is by the Great Lakes
What is Canadian shield
200
Typical weather in aregion
What is Climate?
200
Settlers used these to get natural recourses faster.
What is Water Routes?
300
North America is not as hot as land near this and not as colds as land near this.
What is Equator and North and South Pool?
300
Features of earths surface such as valleys, mountains, and platueas.
What is physical features?
300
This contains the Grand Canyon and is mostly desert
What is intermountain Range
300
The precipitation in this area varies from 4 -20in. Per year
What is The Polar Tundra?
300
This doubled trade between U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
What is North America Free Trade Agreement?
400
This helped protect North America from other countries during World Wars.
What is distance from other countries?
400
Millions of years of erosion from the Colorado River helped form this.
What is the Grand Canyon?
400
Some oF America highest mountain ranges lying in the West
What is the Rocky Mountains and Coastal Ranges
400
The state of the atmosphere on the Earth at a given time or place
What is Weather?
400
The NFTA did not help create enough of these?
What is jobs not created?
500
This culture greatly influenced Canada.
What is British and French culture?
500
A network of major rivers and streams. Examples of such rivers are Mississippi, Missouri, and and the Mackenzie Rivers.
What is river system?
500
This region is generally flat, reaching to the Great Plains.
What is Central Lowlands?
500
Evergreen and conifer trees cover much of this region
What is forest?
500
The way that business owners use recourses to provide the goods and services that people want.
What is economy?