Geography
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Culture
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100

This is Canada’s capital city.

What is Ottawa?

100

What large region in western Canada includes mountain ranges, forests, and valleys?

What are the Cordilleras?

100

What symbol appears on the Canadian flag?


What is the maple leaf?

100

Which two European countries first colonized Canada?

What are France and Britain?

100

What type of government does Canada have?

 A constitutional monarchy

100

Why is Canada’s membership in the Commonwealth important?

It maintains international ties and shared democratic values with former British colonies?

100

This animal was key to Canada’s early fur trade

What is the beaver?

200

This large landform covers much of eastern and central Canada and is rich in minerals.

What is the Canadian Shield?

200

This river connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean and is vital for trade.

What is the St. Lawrence River?

200

Totem poles are a tradition of which Indigenous people?

Who are the First Nations?

200

How do cultural symbols like the maple leaf help unify Canadians?

They create a shared identity and pride in their country?

200

This 1791 act divided Quebec into Upper and Lower Canada.

What is the Constitutional Act of 1791?

200

Who is Canada’s head of government?

The Prime Minister.

200

Name one major natural resource found in Canada.

Timber, minerals, oil, or wheat?

300

Name two of the three oceans that surround Canada.

What are the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean?

300

Why do most Canadians live near the southern border?

Because the climate is milder and more suitable for farming and cities?

300

Which territory is mostly home to the Inuit people?

What is Nunavut?

300

Who is Jack London and what does he have to do with the Klondike?

He is an author who wrote stories inspired by the Klondike Gold Rush?

300


What is the British North America Act?

This law created the Dominion of Canada in 1867.

300

What is the name of Canada’s national legislature?

Parliament

300

Canada shares its longest trading partnership with which country?

What is the United States?

400

Which province is the largest by area?

What is Quebec?

400

How does geography affect where industries develop in Canada?

Industries develop near natural resources like forests, minerals, and waterways?

400

Name two official languages spoken in Canada.

What are English and French?

400

Why is Quebec’s culture different from the rest of Canada?

What is it has a strong French heritage, language, and identity?

400

What did Canada Day originally celebrate?

What is the birth of Canada as a country on July 1, 1867?

400

Who represents the British monarch in Canada?

The Governor General?

400

How do rivers and lakes help Canada’s economy?

They are used for transportation and trade?

500

This climate region in northern Canada affects where the Inuit live.

What is the Arctic climate region?

500

Which two sports are considered Canada’s national sports?

What are hockey and lacrosse?

500

The Klondike Gold Rush brought people to which part of Canada?

What is the Yukon Territory?

500

What is the role of the monarch in Canada’s government?

The role of the monarch is mostly symbolic, with real power held by elected officials.

500

Name one major Canadian export.

What is lumber, oil, wheat, or vehicles?

600

Which mountain range stretches along the western edge of Canada?

What are the Rocky Mountains?

600

What is one similarity between Canadian and American Thanksgiving?

What is they both celebrate harvest and giving thanks?

600

Why was the fur trade important in Canadian history?

It helped develop the economy and led to European exploration?

600

What are the two parts of Canada’s Parliament?

The House of Commons and the Senate?

600

Which provinces are known for agriculture?

Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba?

700

Name three of the Great Lakes that Canada shares with the U.S.

What are Lake Ontario, Lake Erie,Lake Huron, Lake Superior, and Lake Michigan?

700

What is one difference between Canadian and American Thanksgiving?

What is Canadian Thanksgiving is in October, U.S. Thanksgiving is in November?

700

What was the impact of westward expansion on Indigenous peoples in Canada?

They lost land and resources and were forced onto reservations?

700

Who is a Member of Parliament (MP)?

A person elected to represent people in the House of Commons.

700

How does mining impact Canada’s economy?

It provides jobs and exports valuable minerals?

800

How has immigration influenced Canadian culture?

 It has made Canada a multicultural country with diverse traditions and languages?

800

Why have some people in Quebec wanted independence?
 

To protect their unique language and culture from outside influence?

They have always felt different from English-speaking Canadians.


800

What rights do Canadians have under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

What are freedom of speech, religion, voting, and equality?

800

Why is forestry important to Canada?

 It supports paper and lumber industries?

900

What is a common Indigenous dwelling in the Arctic region?

What is an igloo?

900

How does geography give Canada an advantage in global trade?

Canada has access to oceans, natural resources, and a strong transportation system?

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