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| The world's largest island. |
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| The most famous Indians who lived in Mexico. |
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| The people of one of the most advanced early civilizations of the Western Hemisphere and also made their home in Central America. |
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| A 2,000-mile-long chain of mountainous islands in the Caribbean Sea. |
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| One of America's greatest athletes. |
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| ''America's Greatest Storyteller.'' |
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| To travel over the deep snow and ice. |
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| To travel over the deep snow and ice. |
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| A mixture of dried meat pounded together with fat and berries. |
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| Important French settlement in the New World in 1608. |
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| Henry Hudson discovered Hudson Bay;then his son and few loyal sailors died in the bay and was later named after him. |
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| As part of the 1763 treaty is what ended the French and Indian War. |
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| Captain Hook and Captain Vancouver |
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| The Pacific coast was explored and mapped by Captain Hook and Captain Vancouver both of England. |
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| It is famous for having some of the highest tides in the world. |
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| The French settlers named the Acadians have decsendents named Cajuns from Lousiana. |
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| It is Canada's oldest and large city. |
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| Third largest city in Canada. |
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| The Yukon became famous because of the Klondike Gold Rush. |
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| It is one of the large territories of the Northern third of Canada. |
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