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Cultural Geography of the US and Canada Answers

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Compare and contrast the people and economies of the South and Northeast regions of the United States. In a short paragraph, identify at least two key differences between these regions.

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In a short paragraph, explain the various waves of immigration to the United States. What groups were part of each of these waves?

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Which US region is most often considered a historical center for finance, medicine, education, and commerce?

A
the West Coast
B
the Midwest
C
the Northeast
D
the South
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Compare and contrast the cultures of Quebec and Ontario. What makes these two provinces different from one another? In a short paragraph, identify at least two key differences in these provinces' cultures and histories.

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Describe the Aboriginal groups of Canada. In a short paragraph, explain some of the differences between these groups.

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The Midwest is an important agricultural region in the United States. In a short paragraph, explain why the Midwest often is referred to as the "breadbasket" of the United States.

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Which region in the United States is most likely to have a population of predominantly Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, and Polish backgrounds?

A
the West Coast
B
the Midwest
C
the Northeast
D
the South
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The intergovernmental military alliance to which the United States, Canada, and Britain belong is called __________.

A
NAFTA
B
the European Union
C
NATO
D
UNASUR
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Though cultures always blend, combine, and grow together, every culture seeks to preserve its traditions. What efforts have been made by the Canadian government to keep Canadian culture distinct from that of the United States? In a short paragraph, give at least two examples of steps taken by the Canadian government.

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The United States is often referred to as a "melting pot." What does this phrase mean to you? Why do you think the United States works this way? In a short paragraph, use at least three examples to support your answer.

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