This book is dedicated to... Ms. Johnson, thank you for being an amazing teacher!

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There are two countries in North America that are very important. Those two countries are Canada and the United States. They each have this thing called a climate. A climate is a weather condition. The United States climate is very temperate meaning its hot, cold, windy, rainy,etc. Now Canada is not completely different from the USA. Canada the temperature can climb up to 35 degrees Celsius in the summer and descend to a chilly -25 degrees Celsius during winter.

Both Canada and the USA have some things that are great about them like mountains and rivers and oceans. In Canada there are things like The Appalachian Mountains, St. Lawrence River, Canadian Arctic Archipelago, Great Lakes, Hudson Bay, Great Plains. In the United States there are major physical features like Great Plains, Continental Divide, the Great Basin, Death Valley, Gulf of Mexico, Saint Lawrence River, and the Great Lakes. There are a few more but those are the majors ones.

There are millions of people in North America. But in Canada most(86.2%) of there population lives in Ontario. For the United States most of out population has moved to places like Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, etc.

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How does physical geography affect its growth? Well, In Canada and the United States a couple things affect the growth like how the money is run in the government (Financial Stability). All of the rainy nights and sunny days the snow in the morning and the thunderstorms in the afternoon, that all has to deal with the climate. The location of the continents also plays a huge part in the climate control. Last but not least the different resources that come from all over the world and how they are distributed affects the growth in North America.