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The united states and canadad pretest2. scientists rely heavily upon which kind of evidence to learn about early american indians like the mississippians? a. written recordsb. stone monumentsc. religious epics d. artifacts3.use the drop- down menu to complete the sentence. early urban areas in north america tended to develop. a. along rivers. b. in the valley's between mountainsc. in the taigad. on the great plains.4. the majority of jobs in canada are found ina. manufacturingb. the service sector c. agricultured. fishing5. how is the canadian government different from the u. s government? a. in canada, the head of government is not elected directly by peopleb. in canada, the legislative branch is elected by the peoplec. in canada, there are not separate branches of government. d. in canada, the legislative body passes laws.6. which of the following doubled the size of the united states in 1803? a. the civil warb. the louisiana purchasec. the american revolutiond. the mexican-american war7. which of the following best decribes a potlatch? a. a religious ritualb. a type of dwelling c. a social gatheringd. a culture region8. which of the following granted independence for canada? a. the act of unionb. the quebec actc. the british north american actd. the statue of westminster9. the established the jamestown colonya. spanishb. britishc. frenchd dutch10. which of the following is a major environmental issue facing the u. s. and canadaa. climate changeb. globalizationc. offshoringd. miningthis is for my quiz today i'm having a hard time..you

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