The Great Lakes and Waterways of North America
Investigating the significance of the Great Lakes and other major waterways for trade and environment.
Key Questions
- Explain the geographical importance of the Great Lakes for North America.
- Analyze how these waterways support both ecosystems and human industries.
- Predict the challenges of managing such large freshwater resources.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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