Setting
What river divides Texas and Mexico?
The Rio Grande
what is the most common language in the USA?
English
What was the first Europeans to explorer Canada and then left after a while?
The Vikings
what type of government is the USA?
limited
What do Canada and the USA have in common(Economy wise)
we both have free enterprise
What Mountain goes through the USA and Canada?
The Rocky Mountains
What is the life expectancy for the USA
77 years old
How did Canada get there independents from Great Britain?
By helping them fight during World War I and II
Why was the government divided into 3 branches?
so the government will not be too powerful
what are the USA and Canada called(Economy wise,again)
a capitalist society
How many Great Lakes are there?
5
What is the average GDP per capita?
$82,000
French and English-speaking colonies joined together and were called what?
The Dominion of Canada
What are the roles of each branch in the three branches of government?
Legislative – makes laws
Executive – enforces laws
Judicial – interprets laws
what level of economic development is the USA and Canada?
level one
What is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa
What makes the USA have a diverse culture?
Because many other groups migrated either by choice, or force
Why was the Europeans sent on a mission?
to find riches (gold), new lands to expand their empire(glory), and to spread Christianity (God).Aka the three G's.
what where the 2 opposing the sides,that worked together to create our government?
the Federalist and the Antifederalist
The largest part of the U.S. and Canadian economies are what?
service industries.
What is part of the USA but is next to Canada?
Alaska
what was the first sport in the USA?
Lacrosse because the Native Americans introduced to them on USA soil
the Inuits
what was the effect of the king of Britain being too far away to govern us?
by us now being a Representative government
What have USA and Canada taken part in?(economy wise)
trade agreements.