World Geography North America Region_vocabulary and important short answers

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World Geography North America Region_vocabulary and important short answers

Permafrost
permanent frozen ground
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Permafrost permanent frozen ground
Nomad people moving from one place to another
St. Lawrence Seaway ship route between US and Canada
Export goods that sell to other countries
Dust Bowl in the great plains during the 1930's, there were droughts, misuse of land and dust storms
Provinces political units
Infrastructure needs of a community; ex. facilities, service, machinery
Everglades swamplands; usually seen in Florida
Beringia large bridge that connected what is now Siberia and Alaska and was believed to have crossed the first people to North America
Columbian Exchange plants, animals and diseases between Eastern and Western hemisphere during age of exploration
Frontier free land in western american in the 1800's
Urban Sprawl poorly development spreading over geographic area
Transcontinental railroad carry goods from US and Canada
Reserves public land for native people by the government
Smart Growth use of land and other resources
Differences in the regions of North America US is a developed country
Mexico is a developing country
Canada has parlament - US and Mexico have democracy
Different settlers from different countries
French influence on Canada French settled in Canada and occupied it for a while; Canada is split into two provinces, one of them is French so the French part of Canada is where it gets that influence
Canada area most populated lower part of Canada; the urban growth is where it is most populated
Gold Rush people moved out west to find gold during the 1800's
Immigration (good and bad) Bad - some people come illegally so the US have to guard a certain boarder
Good - gives immigrants good education, good living and good jobs.

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