Social studies CBA 6th grade

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<p>One way the government of Mexico Canada and the United States are like is that their citizens are allowed to and VOTE participate in government</p>

One way the government of Mexico Canada and the United States are like is that their citizens are allowed to and VOTE participate in government


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One way the government of Mexico Canada and the United States different is in their systems of leadership in the United States and Mexico. The PRESIDENT serves us both the head of government and head of state in Canada. The PRIME MINISTER serves as head of government while the British Monarch serves as head of state.

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Two effects of migration from Mexico to the United States or the Mexican CUSINE is a popular choice at restaurants and that SPANISH is becoming a language that many people speak in the US

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If the parts of your car are malfunctioned in Mexico, but your car is assembled in the United States. This is an example of economic INTERDEPENDENCE.

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An important long-term effective European explorers in the Americas is the spread of CULTURE to the New World

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The Rocky Mountains, the mountains the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay are examples of LANDFORMS of the United States and Canada

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The Colombian exchange is an example of cultural DIFFUSION

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The United States has an economy based on

FREE ENTERPRISE

(free market), where private individuals can make money through creating new ideas and products and then selling them in the market.

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The economy of CUBA

is based on a communist

system in which the government controls the availability of products and the cost of things.

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Since the 1960s, the United States has increasingly Became a more MULTICULTURAL society

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Most of Mexico’s population lives in the MEXICAN PLATEAU

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Population DENSITY of a place is equal to its population divided by its land areas if a place has a higher population density. It is MORE CROWDED. if a place has a lower population density, it is LESS CROWDED

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Alaska most likely has the lowest population density of all the American states because it is very COLD and MOUNTAINOUS

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Two major mountain rangers located in the United The ROCKY Mountain and the APPALACHIAN mountains

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The main society was mainly located in the present Day Guatemala and SOUTHEASTERN Mexico

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The construction of the Panama Canal was important to trade the area because it meant that ships could get from the ATLANTIC to the PACIFIC ocean in a much shorter period of time

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By dividing government power into BRANCHES which balances it helps prevent anyone PERSON from gaining too much control and making an unfair

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COLONIZATION has resulted in many common cultural traits

among the countries of North America (Canada, Mexico, and the United States).

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The Spanish conquistador,

HERNAN Cortes was largely

responsible for the fall of the Aztec Empire in North America.

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The country of HAITI is located between the Dominican Republic and Jamaica

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The origins of collapse music in the Caribbean can be traced to the contributions of AFRICANS who were brought to the region as enslaved people

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Two benefits of the US free enterprise systems are economic FREEDOM and COMPETITION

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A CULTURE region is characterized by people in that region sharing a COMMON language, beliefs, history, social structures, institutions, art foods, and traditions

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Free enterprise system

An economic system, such as in the United States, where private individuals can make money by creating and selling products in the market.

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