SQL Server Delete - Froregin Key

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I have got two tables in Sql Server 2005:

USER Table: information about user and so on.
COUNTRY Table : Holds list of whole countries on the world.
USER_COUNTRY Table: Which matches, which user has visited which county. It holds, UserID and CountryID. For example, USER_COUNTRY table looks like this:
ID -- UserID -- CountryID
1 -- 1 -- 34
2 -- 1 -- 5
3 -- 2 -- 17
4 -- 2 -- 12
5 -- 2 -- 21
6 -- 3 -- 19

My question is that: When a user is deleted in USER table, how can I make associated records in USER_COUNTRY table deleted directly. Maybe, by using Foreign Key Constaint?

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