Unit 2: The US and Canada Human Geography of the US.

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Unit 2: The US and Canada Human Geography of the US

History and Government of the US

Different Countries Held Territory

Columbian Exchange

Establishing the Union France and England fought over territory, but eventually England had total control of everything east of the Mississippi. Not long after, American colonists wanted independence from England…

The Union Expanded westward through the LA Purchase and Manifest Destiny Immigrants moved to the NE from Europe in the 1800s. Many settlers began moving west for land

Issues Within the Union

An Industrializing Nation More immigration Cities expand as the population grows – NY, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago

A Growing World Power

A World Power

American Government Representative Democracy

Economy and Culture of the US

World’s Greatest Economic Power Capitalism, free enterprise, exports Primary Economy: agriculture Secondary Economy: manufacturing Tertiary Economy: services

A Diverse Society: Ethnicity

A Diverse Society: Language

A Diverse Society: Religion

Subregions of the United States

Regions

Megalopolis

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