Social Studies

3. The amount of product allowed
6. The area at a border crossing or airport where the government officials check passports and baggage
7. Products or services that are brought in from another country
10. An area in Western Asia and Northern Africa
12. A market in which countries can trade freely without taxes or trade barriers
15. Where the ocean meets the land
16. Legal documents that describe the terms of trade between the trading parties
18. The combined taxes a country places on imports
19. Speaking 2 languages

1. Raw materials or manufactured computer products
2. The height above sea level
4. Products or services that are sold to another country
5. Money invested in a country by company in another country
8. The 0 degree line of longitude that passes through Greenwich, London
9. Natural resources that cannot be replaced once they are consumed
11. Natural resources that nature can replenish
13. The division of the world into 24 different regions, to create a standard time in each division
14. A group of Canadian politicians and buisness people, lead by the prime minister, who promoto Canadian products abroad
17. The amount of money earned, after costs are deducted
20. A group of 8 countries, who try to solve economic priblems before they become sources of conflict