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3 100 200 400 300 400 Vocab Culture Clashes Canada Events and People 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4 Row 1, Col 1 A self-governing area subject to Great Britain What is a dominion?

5 1,2 The two causes of the Civil War What are slavery and states’ rights?

6 1,3 What French settlers were looking for in Canada What are furs?

7 1,4 The idea in the 1800s that the USA should own land coast to coast. What is Manifest Destiny?

8 2,1 a tax on imported goods What is a tariff?

9 2,2 The Cold War was a result of tension between these two superpowers What are the United States and Soviet Union?

10 2,3 Involvement in what war led to Canada becoming a superpower What is World War I?

11 2,4 A time period spanning the 1950s and 1960s when several oppressed groups of Americans fought for equality. What is the Civil Rights movement!!

12 3,1 Forced separation because of race or religion What is segregation?

13 3,2 Jacob Riis was angry about poor conditions for these people Who are immigrants?

14 3,3 The US and Canada share these major waterways. What are the Great Lakes?

15 3,4 The establishment of this group encouraged peace and protection from outside forces in North America What is the Organization of American States?

16 4,1 A person who believed slavery was wrong and wanted it to end What is an abolitionist?

17 4,2 These two culture groups settled and fought over Canada. Who are the British and the French?

18 4,3 The Quebec act gave increased rights to which Canadians? Who are French Canadians?

19 4,4 Two wars the US was involved in due to the Cold War What are the Korean and Vietnam Wars?

20 5,1 The cultural absorption of a minority group into the dominant cultural group What is assimilation?

21 5,2 This act encouraged immigrants to move West, moving them out of crowded cities and tenements. What is the Homestead Act?

22 5,3 What is Nunavut? Due to culture clash in Canada, Native Canadians worked to establish a new territory specifically for them. What is this territory called?

23 5,4 What brand of car did Ms. Sabato just buy? What is a Honda?

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