
Which river forms part of the U.S.-Mexico Border?

The highest mountain ranges in the US and Canada are located in the _____.
Most of South Carolina is in the .
Match each geographic feature with its definition.
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Continental divide | arrow_right_alt | a group or cluster of islands, usually formed by volcanic activity.
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Plateau | arrow_right_alt | area of land surrounded by higher portions of land
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Plain | arrow_right_alt | highest ridge of land that separates watersheds
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Basin | arrow_right_alt | a flat or gently rolling area of land with only small changes in elevation
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Peninsula | arrow_right_alt | a flat highland
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Archipelago | arrow_right_alt | a strip of land connected to a larger land mass and extends into a body of water
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In a presidential government, how is the chief executive chosen?
How is the Chief Executive chosen in a parliamentary government?
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What is it called when the national government shares power with regional and local governments?
Determine if each of the terms apply to the US Government, the Canadian Government, or both.
United States | Both | Canada | |
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Congress | |||
King is Head of State | |||
Representative Democracy | |||
Federalism | |||
Parliment | |||
President | |||
Prime Minister | |||
Separation of Powers | |||
Universal Suffrage | |||
Constitution |
Which sector employs the most Americans?
What are some of the problems living a city?
What are some of the problems living in the countryside?
What role has technology played in population distribution?

Which TWO musical styles emerged from minstrel shows?
Which musical styles have their roots in African culture?
Give one example of diversity influencing the culture of the US and Canada.
Use context clues to try and determine which country each of these pictures was taken in.



What is your culture? Describe your family's cultural identity. Language, holiday's, customs, norms, etc.
Copy the line/sentence from the text that provides evidence from the previous question.
Copy the line/sentence from the text that provides evidence from the previous question.
Study this image. What evidence do you see that the Seminoles in this picture have adopted European cultural traits? (answer in complete sentences)

Describe what you see in this painting. Look at the people. What are they doing?
What is the setting? Based on what you see, what type of region might they live in?
How did the first people arrive in America?
For each region below, determine which Native American buildings were used by people of that lived there.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
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Great Plains | arrow_right_alt | |
Northern Canada | arrow_right_alt | |
Northeast US | arrow_right_alt | |
Southwest US | arrow_right_alt |
Sort the following natural resources in to renewable and nonrenewable.
Renewable | Nonrenewable | |
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Coal | ||
Copper | ||
Fish | ||
Oil | ||
Trees | ||
Water |
Using complete sentences, explain how the geography of the US and Canada helped the economy? Use at least two vocabulary words from this lesson in your answer.
What effect does latitude have on climate?
What effect does elevation have on the climate of a region?
Which climate type does Fort Mill have?
What biome do we have in Fort Mill?
Which point wood have the MOST rain? (click on a circle)

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Denali is _______ feet high. (only put in the number, no spaces)
Which TWO are central features of the U.S. and Canada?
Why is the Great Salt Lake so salty?
What was the US trade deficit (exports – imports) with China in 2016?
What type of economy do the U.S. and Canada have?
Who sets prices in a market economy?
What job industry is the biggest in the U.S. and Canada?
Why has diversity in the workforce led to economic growth?
Where do most people live in the US?
Why do most Canadians live near the US/Canadian border?
What type of rhythms found in popular music today trace their roots to African drumming patterns? (make sure you use the correct spelling)
What is a griot?

Why is the United States sometimes called a “Melting Pot?”
Where does the dominant culture in the US and Canada come from?
How has immigration changed the culture of the US and Canada?
Why were European diseases so harmful to indigenous people?
Why were the Creek, Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole called the "Five Civilized Tribes?"
Which two European countries colonized the most land in what would become the United States and Canada?
Why were Africans enslaved and brought to the Americas?
What effect did European colonization have on Native Americans?
How is the culture of US and Canada affected by European settlement?
What inference can you make based on the painting?
Which climate has the chaparral biome adapted to?