People and Culture of the U.S. and Canada

Forced labor in which the worker is considered property that can be bought and sold.

• Culture

• Slavery

• Rural

• Religion

The movement of people from rural areas to cities.

• Urbanization

• Religion

• Immigration

• Diversity

An urban area with a population of at least 50,000, together with neighboring communities

• Rural

• Metropolitan Area

• Capital City

• Urban Sprawl

The phenomenon of large groups of people leaving the agricultural countryside and moving to cities.

• Cultural Assimilation

• Immigration

• Rural to Urban Migration

• Ethnic Enclave

The ability to speak or write two languages well.

• Bilingual

• Metropolitan

• Culture

• Immigrant

A measure of the number of people per unit area?

• Baby Boom

• Population migration

• Population density

• Population distribution

The condition of being made up of many different types of elements.

• Metropolitan

• Rural

• Diversity

• Homogenous

A location in the countryside

• Rural

• Infrastructure

• Slavery

• Urban

People who are organized in a group and have a set of particular relationships with one another.

• Culture

• Society

• Urban

• Bilingual

The relationship that people have with anything that they consider holy or spiritual, such as their God or gods.

• Religion

• Culture

• Urban

• Slavery