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United States
Canada
Government
Economy
Bacon or Ham
100
One of two non-contiguous US states.
What are Hawaii or Alaska?
100
Province dominated by French culture and language.
What is Quebec?
100
The first ten amendments of the US Constitution.
What are the Bill of Rights?
100
US produces half of the world's supply of this grain.
What is corn?
100
Province created in 1999 for Canada's Native American people.
What is Nunavut?
200
Name of US state formed by underwater volcanoes.
What is Hawaii?
200
Canada's largest city and center of finance, manufacturing and communications.
What is Toronto?
200
Form of government in the United States.
What is a federal republic?
200
Home to the US auto industry.
What is Detroit?
200
Created many lakes and waterways in Canada and the US long ago.
What are glaciers?
300
Body of water that borders the US to the south.
What is the Gulf of Mexico?
300
In 1867, Canada was granted this status by Great Britain.
What is a dominion?
300
Term defined as rule by the people.
What is democracy?
300
This is the largest part of the US economy.
What are service industries?
300
Year the US Constitution went into effect.
What is 1789?
400
Areas of scenic beauty protected by law.
What are National Parks?
400
A system of locks and canals that connects Canada to the Atlantic Ocean.
What is the St. Lawrence Seaway?
400
Canada's form of government.
What is a parliamentary democracy?
400
Province of Canada with the most people and produces over half of Canada's manufactured goods.
What is Ontario?
400
The US leads the world in this because of the value of its goods and services produced.
What is trade?
500
This nation built missions from Texas to California during the colonial period.
What is Spain?
500
Monarchs who reign over Canada.
Who are the King or Queen of Great Britain?
500
Head of Canada's government.
What is a Prime Minister?
500
This Canadian province is the world's leading producer of newsprint.
What is British Columbia?
500
Names of the three branches of the US government.
What are the Executive, Legislative and Judicial?