Exam 6: The United States and Canada
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Columbus thought he had arrived in ________; however, he actually had arrived in the Caribbean.
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About 25% of Canada's population is of ________ ancestry.
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________ is a formerly glaciated landscape that contains fertile soils and an abundance of lakes and rivers.
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North America is the only region in the world that contains the full range of climate types that occur globally, stretching from Alaska and the Canadian Arctic to the tropical Hawai'ian Islands.
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A high estimate of the number of Native Americans in the U.S. and Canada when the first Europeans arrived is:
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Match the capitals with the U.S. states and Canadian provinces.
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Where are the primary agricultural regions located in North America? What are the specific agricultural products associated with each of these regions? How has the "alternative food" movement affected the contemporary agricultural landscape?
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From 1860 to 1920, the predominant migration pattern within the U.S. was:
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William Cronon has shown that Europeans saw the natural world they encountered in North America much differently from the native peoples.
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On the North American continent, the jet stream brings ________ to most of the continent in the winter.
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By 1990, ________ had become the largest source region of immigrants to the U.S.
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The last of the original colonial possessions to join the Canadian federation in 1949 was:
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Describe the historical and geographical factors that make Québec unique. Why do so many Québeçois want to secede from Canada? How might increasing globalization affect Québec?
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