1. Chapter 5-6 TEST Geo-Jeopardy!
U.S. Human Geography
U.S. Physical Geography
Canadian Human Geo.
Canadian Physical Geo.
Misc.
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2. What is the Manufacturing Belt?
$ U.S. Human Geography
As the number of business moving to the Sunbelt has increased, the population of this region has decreased
What is the Manufacturing Belt?

3. $ U.S. Human Geography
These structures bring freshwater from far away and thus support California’s large number of people
What are aqueducts?

4. In the 1700s, they built military forts and missions in the South
$ U.S. Human Geography
In the 1700s, they built military forts and missions in the South
Who were the Spanish?

5. $ U.S. Human Geography
Since the 1950s, manufacturing has __________ and the size of the average farm has increased
What is declined?

6. $ U.S. Human Geography
The 2008 recession in the United States also caused the ___________economy to suffer
What is global?

7. $100.00 U.S. Physical Geography
flat area east of the Rocky Mountains
What are the Great Plains?

8. $200.00 U.S. Physical Geography
Wet, swampy area in Florida that provides habitats for diverse vegetation and wildlife
What is the Everglades?

9. $300.00 U.S. Physical Geography
fall line in the Northeast has many of these, which were important for the first American factories
What are waterfalls?

10. $400.00 U.S. Physical Geography
Unlike the Rocky Mountains, the __________ in the east are geologically much older
What are the Appalachians?

11. $500.00 U.S. Physical Geography
Vital river that forms part of the boundary between the U.S. and Canada
What is the St. Lawrence River?

12. $ Canadian Human Geo.
Fish farming that is controversial in the industry because of potential risk to consumers
What is aquaculture?

13. Native people who live in the Canadian Arctic region
$ Canadian Human Geo.
Native people who live in the Canadian Arctic region
Who are the Inuit?

14. $ Canadian Human Geo.
These have been drained for industrial, commercial, and agricultural uses
What are wetlands?

15. What is hydroelectricity?
$ Canadian Human Geo.
Canada is the world’s third-largest producer of this type of clean, renewable energy
What is hydroelectricity?

16. Air pollution in the United States can result in _________ in Canada
$ Canadian Human Geo.
Air pollution in the United States can result in _________ in Canada
What is acid rain?

17. $100.00 Canadian Physical Geo.
Canada’s longest river that flows from the Great Slave Lake to the Arctic Ocean
What is the Mackenzie?

18. $200.00 Canadian Physical Geo.
giant area of bedrock located around Hudson Bay and James Bay
What is the Canadian Shield?

19. $300.00 Canadian Physical Geo.
Canada is rarely impacted by natural weather hazards because of its cold oceans and a lack of __________ temperatures
What is extreme?

20. $400.00 Canadian Physical Geo.
A wealth of this natural vegetation is the reason why paper and lumber are major exports
What are forests?

21. $500.00 Canadian Physical Geo.
Due to its location at higher ___________, most Canadians live within 100 miles of the U.S. – Canadian border
What are latitudes?

22. What is postindustrial?
$ Misc.
Retailing, computer engineering, biotechnology and teaching are found in this type of economy
What is postindustrial?

23. $ Misc.
Due mainly to NAFTA, the area along the Rio Grande has experienced growth in ____________ activities.
What is industrial?

24. $ Misc.
Roughly what percent of Canadians identify as being of mixed ethnic makeup?
What is 25%?

25. $ Misc.
Because of extensive oil and natural gas drilling, Canada’s __________ has been getting smaller
What is boreal forest?

26. $ Misc.
The Labrador Current and ___________ Stream have a significant impact on Canada’s climate
What is Gulf?