Regions
The cardinal direction of Canada from the US
What is north?
A group of islands
What is a Archipelago?
Made with canals and systems of locks that can raise and lower ships at different water levels
What is the St. Lawrence Seaway?
Canada's capital city
What is Ottawa?
Canada's capital city is located in what province
What US state is west of Canada?
What is Alaska?
Ocean that is east of Canada
What is the Atlantic?
Body of water that surrounds the Canadian Shield
What is the Hudson Bay?
A city and its surrounding suburbs
What is a Metropolitan area?
Canada ranks this in the world in terms of population
What is 36th?
Are administrative units similar to a state
What is a Province?
A massive plateau that extends from north, east, south, and west of Hudson Bay
What is the US and Canada?
Canada's type of government
The reason why people would live close to the US
What is because it is warmer?
Lands that are administered by the national government
What is a Territory?
The Canadian Shield is comprised of this mineral
What is iron ore?
An area where fish come to feed in huge numbers
What is a fishery?
Agreement that eliminated trade barriers in North America
What is the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)?
Canada is bilingual in these two languages
Provinces around the Canadian Shield
What is Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, and Nunavut?
A flat, treeless plain with permanently frozen ground
What is the Tundra?
Ocean north of Canada
The party with the most of these chooses a prime minister
What are lawmakers?
What is coal, oil, nuclear, and natural gas?