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| the United States, Canada, and Mexico are all located on the continent of.... |
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| Nova Scotia, Canada, is a ..... |
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| a province is like a ..... |
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| what is a resource found near Halifax |
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| the amount of a resource that can be used is called its |
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| what country is Nova Scotia a province of .... |
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| what is Halifax located on |
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| a large peninsula of Nova Scotia |
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| Why is Halifax's harbor special |
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| It is Canada's busiest port on the Atlantic |
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| What jobs do the people of Halifax have |
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| steer tugboats, load and unload ships, fish and make sure harbor stays clean |
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| where is Tenochtitlan located |
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| on an island in a lake (Mexico City) |
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| Why do people move to Mexico City |
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| because many people in rural Mexico can't find work |
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| how does Mexico City's location make their air pollution problem worse than other city's |
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| it is surrounded by mountains so the pollution can't blow away |
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| which forms of transportation is Mexico City's government building and buying to keep their air clean |
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| Who first settled the area that is now Mexico City |
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| from which country did the people come who captured Tenochtitlan |
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| land that is mostly surrounded by water |
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| the position of a place on the earth's surface |
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| a body of water where ships can safely stop |
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| the center of an area's government |
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| dirt and chemicals in the air that can harm people |
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| the natural world around us |
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| the amount of a resource that is able to be used |
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| a place where people buy and sell things |
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