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boundary sepaerating rivers flowing west from rivers flowing east |
continental divide |
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ability to read and write |
literacy |
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cold reigon that supports only a few types of plants |
tundra |
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rivers and streams that flow into a river |
tributaries |
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type of power generated by moving water |
hydroeletricity |
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related set of mountian ranges |
cordillera |
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entire area of land whose runoff is collected by a major river and its tributaries |
drainage basin |
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measurement of a person's or a group's education, housing, health care, and nutrition |
standard of living |
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body of water that is a source of power for major industrial areas in both Canada and the United States |
St. Lawrence River |
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temperate grasslands characterized by a great variety of grasses |
prairie |
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all of the following landforms are located in both the US and Canada except the.... |
Laurentian Highlands |
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the peaks of the Rocky Mountians are higher and more jagged than the peaks of the Appalachians Mountians because.... |
the Appalachians have been worn down by rain, ice, and wind over time |
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Canada's climates are generally colder than those of the US because.... |
Canada is located farther north of the Equator than is the US |
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only lichens, mosses, and tiny plants can live in.... |
the tundra |
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the Canadian Shield, a vast exspanse of ancient rock, is located.... |
around Hudson Bay |
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all of the following refer to the natural vegetation in the US and Canada except.... |
permafrost |
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all of the following features are shared by the popualtions of the US and Canada except.... |
a predominantly rural lifestyle |
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the majority of the people in the US and Canada live.... |
in or near industrial centers |
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for the most of their histories, the US and Canada have been.... |
closely tied economically and culturally |
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what units of measurements are shown in the vertical scale? |
meters and feet |





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