The United States and Canada

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The United States and Canada

Cultural Geography Chapter 6

The United States Section 1

Population 318.9 million people live in the U.S. as of 2014 97% literacy rate 13% is Foreign born ~More than half of that is from Latin America

Sunbelt

Urbanization… Metropolitan area… Suburbs… Urban Sprawl… Megalopolis…

America-A Federal Republic

Terrorism – the modern challenge

Canada Section 2

Maritime Provinces and Prairie Provinces ~90% of Canada’s population lives along the US-Canada border Maritime Provinces and Prairie Provinces

Canada- A constitutional monarchy

Nunavut and the Inuit people

Language conflicts… Separatism… ~French-speaking Quebec & other provinces seek greater protection as well as independence Separatism…

The Region Today Chapter 7

Economy Section 1

The US and Canada have Market Economies Postindustrial…

The Manufacturing Belt becomes the Rust Belt

Agriculture Surplus… Commodities…

Wheat Belt … Corn Belt…

United States interstates

The Economy Monopolies… Global economy…

Trade deficit… Trade Surplus…

NAFTA

The People and the Environment Section 2

Managing Resources Clear-cutting… Overfishing…

Human Impact Acid Rain… Smog… Pollution…

Future challenges