Unit 2: US and Canada

The grassland biome can be found in which region of the United States?

What physical landform is Florida?

Canada's relationship with Great Britain is called a...

Volcanos helped form which state?

Which country is divided into States and Territories

Which two European countries fought each other for territory in Canada?

Which country has the third largest land area in the world?

Rolling inland grasslands with fertile soil is called a...

The Inuit mostly live in this Canadian territory

The Atlantic Megapolis is an important center for economics, politics, and culture

This river is especially important for transportation in Canada

Why is Quebec considered is unique from the rest of Canada

Which of the following is NOT an example of a movement in North America?

A triangular landform where the river merges with a larger body of slow-moving water

Which of the following is NOT an example of a human-environmental interaction in North America?

Which body of water is known for being rich in oil resources?

The Occidental and Oriental are two ranges of the ______ mountains in Mexico.

The French word for one of the large parts that some countries are divided into is...

All of the following physical landmarks can be found in the Mountain West EXCEPT:

Which country has the second largest land area in the world?

The Poconos, Catskills, and Adirondacks are all mountains in the...

A long narrow place that is filled with water and was created by people so that boats could pass through it is a...

Which agreement signed in 1994 proposed to eliminate trade barriers and increase economic cooperation in North America?

Canada's government is a

The prime minister is the head of which government?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a region in North America?

Which natural wonder sits on the US-Canadian border and near the Great Lakes?

The main language spoken in Quebec is...

Most of which country lives near its border with the United States?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a place in North America?

A praire landscape with rich, fertile soil is typically referred to as...

Which of the following is NOT an example of location in North America?

A cenote is a geographical feature common in which region of Mexico?

The Aztec established which modern day North American capital city?

Which country is divided into Provinces and Territories