United States and Canada

6. The presence of different cultures, languages, and traditions in society
8. The supreme law that establishes how a country is governed
10. The buying and selling of goods between countries
12. Canada's main law-making body consisting of elected representatives
14. Major waterway connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
16. A territory controlled by another country
17. A system of government where citizens have the power to make decisions
18. The legislative branch of the United States government
20. Freedom from the control of another nation
21. Early settlers who helped develop new territories
22. A system where power is shared between national and state/provincial governments
23. The traditions and culture passed down from previous generations
25. The process of people establishing new communities

1. The practice of preserving different cultures within a unified society
2. Materials from nature that are valuable to a country's economy
3. A cold, treeless plain in northern Canada where the soil is permanently frozen
4. Business activity that produces goods or provides services
5. A complete change in how a country is governed
7. Major mountain range extending from Canada through western United States
9. Large grassland regions found in both Canada and the United States
11. Farming and raising livestock for food production
13. Goods sent to other countries for sale
15. Peoples The original inhabitants of North America, including First Nations and Native Americans
19. Five large interconnected lakes between Canada and the United States
24. The process of people moving to a new country to live permanently