World Geo Exam 2 Coach Fister

Mixing of French and native peoples is called?

A version of a language, like Southern drawl is called?

What providence is the capital of Canada located?

How many provinces are there in Canada today

A severe weather condition that forms quickly and often without warning is a

Who won the French and Indian War?

How many states were part of the civil war confederacy

New England consists of Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and?

Canada is the largest exporter of

What religion used the caste system

The average number of people living in an area is called?

Monotheistic religions believe in how many gods

England’s first American colony was

The spread of ideas, inventions, and patterns of behavior is called?

What religion uses the Torah?

How many different languages are spoken world wide

What percentage of children in our country attend public school compared to private school?

Habitable lands include which of the following

Who were the first artists in early United States History

The biggest religion with 2 billion followers is

What major landform does the province British Columbia contain?

The north-central U.S., known as the American Heartland is known as?

The transfer of heat in the atmosphere by the upward movement of air is

Some religions try to recruit others to their faith through?

Birch and cottonwood trees are

What imaginary line divides the earth into northern and southern halves?

Who was involved in the Cold War

Knowledge, attitudes, behaviors shared over generations is?

In what year did Canada become independent from great Britain

Land bought from France that doubled the size of the U.S. (Mississippi and the Rockies)

What were the French-Canadian boatmen that transported pelts to trading posts called?

Which term is used to describe the exact place on earth at which a geographic feature is found?

Which one is NOT part of the three Canadian Territories?

The head of government in Canada known as the majority party leader is?

Which of the following is NOT part of the Prairie Provinces

What do Native Americans live on? Land set aside for them by the government

An example of a cultural hearth would be?

Several large cities that grow together are known as

What is referred to as the Heartland of Canada?

Who were the first Europeans to arrive in the New World?

Which term is used to describe the location of a geographic feature in relation to other ones?

Which ocean does not surround Canada

What made transporting furs easier across early Canada? Extended from Montreal to Vancouver.

What state is the most populous state

Who were known as the First Nations.?

United States region, from the Great Plains to the pacific—plus Alaska and Hawaii is?