Exam 6: The United States and Canada

Discuss the urban to suburban migration in North America. When did this urban shift begin? What are the some of the factors that contributed to this particular migration? What have been the long-term impacts of this movement?

Discuss the history of slavery in North America.

How do the cities in the United States differ from cities in Canada? Why do these differences exist?

Match the capitals with the U.S. states and Canadian provinces. -British Columbia

Effectively, the Johnson-Reed Immigration Act of 1924 was targeted at ________, as they then made up most of the migrant population to the U.S.

The ________ imposed quotas on the number of new immigrants who would be allowed to enter the U.S.

Once beyond the Rocky, Sierra Nevada, and Cascade mountains, the moisture gradient rises toward the Pacific.

The largest minority in the United States is:

This is the largest religious group within the United States.

American children are more likely to live in poverty than American adults.

The largest religious denomination in Canada is ________.

Over half of Canadian exports go to:

Compared to the United States, Canada's government has been far more inclined to guarantee social welfare.

Yukon is the largest territorial unit within Canada and is home to about 31,000 people.

________ is the capital of Canada.

Canada is second only to Saudi Arabia in its proven oil reserves.

Most Canadians live:

Approximately what percentage of Americans have some access to the Internet?

Nevada is located in which of the following physiographic provinces?

When did Canada separate from Great Britain?