Exam 4: North America

Migrants to the United States believed the American Dream,that through work you could achieve __________,no matter what your background was.

As a an indicator of well-being,__________ in the US,while the figure may seem high especially when compared to a century ago,is actually lower than in 49 other countries.

The __________ of this nation was a product of various treaties and acquisitions that eventually resulted in the country extending from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.

The sport of __________ is Canada's most prevalent sport and its most popular spectator sport.

In what ways does the United States exert its powerful influence on Canada?

Why did many people in Quebec support a separatist movement during the second half of the twentieth century that sought to break Quebec off from the rest of Canada into an independent country?

As early migrants arrived in the United States they generally learned English within a generation and assimilated into American society,giving rise to the idea of the United States as a cultural "__________."

__________ is Canada's capital,and __________ is its largest city.

The three core regions of the thirteen original colonies,each with its own economic and cultural patterns,are considered culture hearths.These three areas are__________,__________ and __________.

The democratic state of Canada shares a similar development history and economic status with the US.

Canada has adequate __________ to provide for its people and gain wealth.

Nunavut has only about 30,000 people in an area larger than any other province or territory in Canada as it comprises about one-fifth of Canada's land area.

Canada consists of __________ provinces and __________ territories.

The distribution of African American populations today reflects __________.

The __________ region is susceptible to earthquakes and volcanic activity,yet is home to the second largest metropolitan area in the United States,and known for a diverse and rich economic base.

Fueling the expansion was the concept of ___________,the belief of some Americans that the new nation was divinely predestined to expand across the continent.

Fifty percent of imports to Canada come from the United States.

What both __________ and the __________ have in common is that they are part of the so-called __________ that encircles the Pacific Ocean.

Three states - ___________,__________,__________ - accounted for approximately one third of the entire U.S.population growth in the last two decades.

As of 2015,the United States was home to approximately 320 million people,and was the third-most populated country in the world,after China and Russia.