North America Test

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1) Which American region is o the Atlantic coast, is heavily urbanized, and has manufacturing and trade as its main economic activities?

2) Which american region has a year round warm climate, natural resource such as oil, and its main economic activities are agriculture and oil industry?

3) In which region would you find the cities of Boston and New York?

4) In which region would you find the cities of Seattle and Los Angeles?

5) Which Canadian region has rugged terrain, poor soil, a low population and has fishing and logging as its main economic activities?

6) Which Canadian region is home to 3/5 of the population and has the capital city of Ottawa?

7) In which Canadian region would you find the cities of Calgary and Edmonton?

8) Which Canadian region has a diverse landscape and is home to the Inuit population?

9) What major river begins in Minnesota and ends in the Gulf of Mexico?

10) Which of the following accurately describes how major landforms were created in the United States?

11) Which of the following best describes the Continental Divide?

12) How are the Canadian Core and American Northeast similar?

13) The first groups of people who came to America were originally from

14) Why were factories built along the fall line in the Northeast?

15) A partially self-governing country with close ties to another country is called

16) How are the Canadian Prairie and American South similar?

17) Which of the following is NOT a mountain range found in North America?

18) What are some key natural resources located along the Great Lakes?

19) Which of the following is NOT native to the Old World?

20) What is the only country to have a larger manufacturing sector than the United States?


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