US/Canada Unit Review

Because of the force of gravity, all rivers flow ______

Someone who is bilingual speaks ____ languages.

Both early colonies and major cities today were/are located near _____

A person who left another country and settled permanently in another country is called a(n) _____.

The______ Mountains run from Alaska in the north to Mexico in the south

All of the following are North American landforms except _______

People who make maps are called ______

National Parks are set aside to perserve_______.

_____ describes an area in or near a city.

A huge area of ancient rock in Canada that has vast amounts of nickel, zinc, and iron is the Canadian _____.

The constitution is the written plan of government for ______.

When latitude and longitude are used together they form a ______ that gives the unique, absolute location on earth.

_____ has shaped the development of North America more than anything else.

Most of the province of _____ is inhabited by people of French descent, many of whom still speak French

A _____ is a large, powerful windstorm that forms over the Atlantic in warm water usually in late summer.

Whuch US city is an example of a megalopolis?

A narrow waterway that connects two larger bodies of water is a _____.

The capital of Canada is ________.

A flat-topped, elevated landform is a _____.

Climate maps, economic maps, vegetation maps, and population density maps are examples of ____ maps.

A heavy snowstorm with winds of more than 35 miles per hour and snow is called a _____.