NORTH AMERICA

LANGUAGES

• English
• Spanish
• French

GOVERNMENT

• The U.S has a Democracy
• Canada has a Constitutional Monarchy
• Rights:speech, fair trail, religion, vote
• Overall, the people have much freedom

RELIGIONS

• Christianity
• People believe in one God
• Believe that Jesus is the Messiah

URBAN/ RURAL

• Most people live in urban areas
• Some live in the countryside
• North America is mostly urbanized

FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

• Family sizes vary
• Kids are raised by parents
• They move out at age 18
• Some still live with parents
• Most live on their own w/new family

SOCIAL STRUCTURE

• Mainly divided into upper, middle, and lower classes.
• Canada's wealth is more spread out having six classes
• In America, there is a big gap in between middle and lower classes.
• classes aren't restricted to anyone. You can join if you meet the standards.

LITERATURE AND ARTS

• Music can range from country to hip hop
• Painting, sculpturing, and photography are forms of art relevant here.
• There are also a lot of classical bands including like the Chicago Brass.
• Some important artists here are Barnett Newman and Winslow Homer
• You can also see many different types of clothing here in North America.

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EDUCATION

• The national and state government funds schools.
• They teach education so the youth can prepare themselves for life.
• Main subjects include math, science, English, and Social Studies.

LAND USE

• The real estate industry is used to purchase homes
• You can have homes, condos, and apartments in cities
• We use forest land to expand our city or metroplex.

TRADING NETWROKS

• USA purchases oil from Canada and the Middle East
• They exchange vehicles, vehicle parts, and medical supplies for export.
• America and Canada are also a part of NAFTA

MINORITIES

• Some minorities include French and Arabic peoples
• As well as Indian andRussian peoples
• Men and women in this region are treated equally because
• The governments provides them with unalienable rights and privileges.