People pt. 1
People pt. 2
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first modern explorer to reach the North American mainland

John Cabot

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"Apostle of Nova Scotia"

Henry Alline

100

Canada's longest river

Mackenzie River

100

"Gateway to the West"

Winnipeg

100

gold rush of 1897

Klondike Gold Rush
200

explorer who opened trade between the French and the Indians

Jacques Cartier

200

explorer who helped establish Quebec

Samuel de Champlain

200

Canada's highest peak

Mt. Logan

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"Canada's Gateway to the Pacific"

Vancouver

200

Canada's world-leading exports in ...

wheat

300

one of the first pioneer missionaries to Manitoba, Canada

James Evans

300

explorer who discovered the world's largest bay

Henry Hudson

300

the world's largest inland seaway

St. Lawrence Seaway

300

one of the world's largest inland ports

Montreal

300

Canada's famous police force

Mounties (Royal Canadian Mounted Police)

400

two Canadian researchers who discovered a treatment for diabetes

Frederick Banting and Charles Best

400

Canadian missionary to China who later wrote books

Isobel Kuhn

400

only public highway north of the Arctic Circle open year-round

Dempster Highway

400

largest city in Canada

Toronto

400

Three important facts about Canada's government

1. Constitutional Monarchy

2. Leader of the nation- prime minister

3. Canada has a Parliament similar to the USA

4. Another leader of Canada- governor general, who is the representative of the British monarch

500

British explorers who mapped Canada's Pacific coast

Captain Cook and Captain Vancouver

500

first modern explorer to discover the New World

Christopher Columbus

500

water route that supposedly flowed through North America to Asia

Northwest Passage

500

capital of Newfoundland and Labrador

St. John's

500

Give three important facts about the Great Lakes

1. largest group of freshwater lakes in the world

2. contain 1/5 of the world's fresh water

3. Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world

4. Lake Michigan is the only Great Lake that does not touch Canada

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