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GEOGRAPHY CHAPTER 6 (DO NOT DELETE)

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_____ is the most popular sport in Canada

Hockey

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Canada has ___ political divisions and ___ territories

ten, three

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a region of a country; a tract or district

Province

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What region is the largest region of Canada, a solid mass of hard rock, and makes up half of Canada’s land surface.

Canadian Shield

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a chain of mountains

Cordillera

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What region covers most of British Columbia and Yukon plus a sliver of Alberta

The western Cordillera

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What region consists of almost entirely of Nunavut, includes a small piece of the Northwest Territories, and includes one of the greatest archipelagos.

The Arctic and Intuition Mountains

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What region contains the land South of the Hudson Bay, includes a couple of islands, and contains swampy lowland and coastal plains

Hudson bay Lowlands

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It is an extension of the Mountains in the US, include the areas of northeastern Canada, and are composed of low Rocky Mountains, hill and valleys

The Appalachian Mountains

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In what waters are in the east of Canada, _____, ______, and _______.

Atlantic, west pacific, and North Arctic

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Canada hold’s twenty percent of __________ in the world

Fresh water

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The Bay of _____ has the highest tides in the world

Fundy

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The ____ River system is one of the longest river systems in North America

Mackenzie

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The ____ Current carries Arctic water and icebergs past the coast

Labrador

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A ____ climate dominates the Canadian Shield

Subpolar

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The point beyond which trees cannot grow at all

Timberline

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In the Interior Plains, the climate is affected by _______and ________

Latitude, continental effect

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A wind phenomenon in North America that causes dramatic warming during the winter for one to three days?

Chinook winds

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The __________ gives the coast of British Columbia a marine -west-coast climate

Japanese Current

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_____ was historically the leading industry in the east.

Fishing

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To exhaust the usable supply in certain waters

Overfishing

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Canada is the world’s leading exporters ______

Maple syrup

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The Canadian, ______ is a billion-dollar industry

Fur trade

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Canada is the world leading producers of _______

uranium

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Canada is one of the world’s largest exporters of _____

wheat

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British Columbia is a leading producer of _______

lumber

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A representative government led by a parliament and prime minister

Parliamentary system

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The executive of parliamentary

Prime minister

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Canada has a ______ system of government


Federal

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what region is home is fifty percent of Canadians

Saint Lawrence Lowlands

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Where is Canada’s capital city located?

along the Saint Lawrence River Valley

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What type of operations around the world is Canada a leader in managing

mining

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Which body of water does Canada claim as its territorial waters?

Arctic ocean

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What marks the border between Ontario and Quebec

Ottawa river

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What is the state of Christianity in Canada

the number of Canadians who identify as Christians has declined. People leaving the church are identifying as “nons.” Many clergy do not believe in God of the Bible. Canadians feel that religious conviction is a purely personal choice.

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What does Canada’s motto A Mari usque ad Mare mean?

from sea to sea

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how did Canada and the US partner to clean up the great lakes? was it successful?

They signed the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement in 1972. They focuses on stopping pollution. This was largely successful.

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Whom do the people of Canada directly elect?

members of thew House of Commons

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In which province is French spoken predominantly

Quebec

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what kind of economy does Canada have

mixed economy

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What was Canada one of the first nations to legalize

gay marriage

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Which region of Canada contains one of the earth’s greatest archipelagos

the Arctic

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What three cultural characteristics do Canadians take pride in?

love of outdoors, multiculturalism, and tolerance

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what was the main purpose of residential schools for First Nations children

to assimilate them

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in 1837, colonists in upper Canada (___) and lower Canada (___) rebelled against Great Britain

Quebec, Ontario

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The leader of the majority Party in the Common becomes the _______

Prime Minister

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the executive of a parliamentary republic

prime minister

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The ________ has a senate chosen by the prime minister.

Canadian Parliament

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the monarch is represented in parliament by the _____

governor general

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The ______ is appointed at the recommendation of the prime minister

governor general

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______ and the ______ are primarily ceremonial roles

monarch, governor general

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what does Ottawa share withe provinces

power

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each province has its own governor, called ___

the premire

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the premier is chose by the ____

legislature

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a high population increases ____

pollution 

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In the ____ _____ in Toronto was covered with a thick layer of oil.

1960s, Hamilton Harbor

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___ ____ are a major issue

oil sands

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less ice during the summer would benefit

shippers

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the pollution problem in the Great Lakes originally stemmed form the ______

raw sewage