This document provides information about North America, its population, and details about its three largest countries: United States, Mexico, and Canada. It outlines key facts for each country, including their political systems, demographics, economies, and natural resources. The United States has 50 states and territories and its capital is Washington D.C. Canada has a population of over 36 million and its capital is Ottawa. Both countries have diverse populations and are highly developed with strong economies. They also have abundant natural resources like forests, oil, gas, and minerals.

1. THE WORLD
REGION NORTH AMERICA

3. MAP OF NORTH AMERICA

5. Rank Country
1 United States
2 Mexico
3 Canada
4 Guatemala
5 Cuba
6 Haiti
7 Dominican Republic
8 Honduras
9 Nicaragua
10 El Salvador
11 Costa Rica
12 Panama
13 Puerto Rico (US)[5]
14 Jamaica
15 Trinidad and Tobago
16 Guadeloupe (France)
17 Martinique (France)
18 Bahamas
19 Belize
20 Barbados
21 Saint Lucia
22
Curaçao (Kingdom of the
Netherlands)
23
Aruba (Kingdom of the
Netherlands)
24
Saint Vincent and the
Grenadines
25
United States Virgin
Islands (US)
26 Grenada

6. 27 Antigua and Barbuda
28 Dominica
29 Bermuda (UK)
30 Cayman Islands (UK)
31
Greenland (Denmark
)
32 Saint Kitts and Nevis
33
Sint
Maarten (Kingdom of
the Netherlands)
34
Turks and Caicos
Islands (UK)
35 Saint Martin (France)
36 British Virgin Islands (UK)
37
Caribbean
Netherlands (Kingdom of
the Netherlands)
38 Anguilla (UK)
39 Saint Barthélemy (France)
40
Saint Pierre and
Miquelon (France)
41 Montserrat (UK)

7. 516,766,000POPULATION OF NORTH AMERICA
3 LARGEST COUNTRIES IN NORTH
AMERICA

8. UNITED STATES

9.  Have 50 states and 14 islands.
Country capital is Washington, D.C
A free country.
The country bordered Mexico on the south, Canada on the
north.
Citizens of USA called as Americans.
INTRODUCTION

11. POLITICAL IN UNITED STATES

12. POLITICS
• Federal constitutional
republic
• Election president
POLITICAL
SYSTEM
• Democracy
• Republic
POLITICAL
PARTIES

13. WHITE HOUSEDONALD TRUMP

14. DEMOGRAPHIC OF UNITED
STATES

15. DEMOGRAPHIC
LANGUAGES RELIGION

16. LANGUAGES

17. RELIGION
• No official religion
• Citizens has right to
choose their own
religion

18. ECONOMY OF UNITED
STATES

19. ECONOMY IN UNITED STATES
Largest national economy
Currency
Main industries: highly diversified, high-
technology innovator, second-largest
industrial output in the world

20. NATURAL RESOURCES IN UNITED
STATES

21. Natural resources Agriculture
climate zone: tropical zone, cool
temperate zone and dry zone.
Water *Lakes, rivers and stream
*Electric power industry
Forestry
*Timber industry
*Paper, paper mills produce cardboard
and fibreboard

23.  The world’s second- largest country by land area.
 Independence on the 1 July 1867.
 Its capital is Ottawa.
 Has 36.29 million of population.
INTRODUCTION

25. POLITICAL OF CANADA

26. POLITICAL
IN CANADA
Parliamentary democracy
Federal system of
parliamentary
government
Constitutional monarchy
Has a multi-party system

27. DEMOGRAPHIC OF
CANADA

28. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Others
Non- official language
French
English
LANGUAGES IN CANADA

29. Major
Religions
in Canada
Christian
(67%)
No religion
affiliation
(24%)
Canadian
Muslims
(3%)

30. NO ETHNIC GROUPS PERCENTAGE (%)
1 Canadian 32.2
2 English 19.8
3 French 15.5
4 Scottish 14.4
5 Irish 13.8
6 German 9.8
7 Italian 4.5
8 Chinese 4.5
9 North American Indian 4.2
10 Others 50.9
ETHNICITY IN CANADA

31. ECONOMY OF CANADA

32. Economy in
Canada
17th largest
economy in
the world
Canadian
dollar
A
developed
country
Importance
of primary
sector
8th largest
commercial
fishing and
seafood
industry

33. NATURAL RESOURCES IN CANADA

34. Natural
Resources in
Canada
Forestry
 Logging
activities
2nd world largest
exporter of
forest products
Drilling
 Vast deposits of natural gas and oil.
 Third world’s largest reservoir of heavy crude oil.
 5th world largest oil producer.
Mining
 Rich in mineral resources.
 The world’s leading producer of potash.
 The world’s 2nd largest producer of uranium.
Agriculture
 Warm climate:
Wheat
 Subtropical:
Tobacco and
vegetables
 Cool temperature:
Grapes and
Peaches

36. NORDIANA SHARAFINA BT ABU BAKAR
11DPI16F1001
NUREMYLIA BINTI SANI
11DPI16F1002
SITI NURFARHANA BINTI AB RAZAK
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Lecturer’s Name: Mohd Norulhisyam Bin Hassan