Civics
Geo/vocab
History
Economy
Throwbacks
100

Q:Who created Quebec as a permanent settlement? 

A: Samuel de Champlain


100

Q: What are quotas?

A: Limits on the amount of goods that can be imported.


100

Q: What are the Francophones?

A: French-speaking Quebecers

100

Q: What are the three fundamental economic questions every country must address?

A:

  1. What to produce?

  2. How to produce it?

  3. For whom to produce?

100

(SS6H1a) What was the Atlantic Slave Trade?

A: The forced transportation of enslaved Africans to the Americas.

200

Q: What happens if the Prime Minister's party loses support in Parliament?

A: The Prime Minister must resign or call for new elections.

200

Q:What is an embargo?

A: An embargo is a trade barrier that stops all trade from another country.

200

Q: What were the two years that referendums were held for Quebec to secede from Canada?

A: 1980 and 1995.

200

Q: Most modern economies are considered pure command or pure market (T/F).

A: False — most are mixed economies.


200

Q: Why do people in Brazil mainly speak Portuguese?

A: Because Portugal colonized Brazil, bringing their language and culture.

300

Q: What type of democracy do both Mexico and Brazil have?

A: Presidential democracy (federal republic).

300

List 3 physical features of Canada.

(i.e, Great Lakes, St. Lawrence River, Atlantic Ocean, Hudson Bay, etc.)

300

Q: Cuba has what type of government? 

A: Communist/autocratic.

300

Q: What was NAFTA’s main purpose when it began in 1994?

A: To eliminate trade barriers and increase economic cooperation among the three countries.


300

Q: How has the relationship between the U.S. and Cuba changed in recent years?

A: The U.S. and Cuba have slowly improved relations—some travel and trade restrictions were eased, though tensions remain.

400

Q: The Canadian voting system works by having citizens vote for who?

A: Members of House of Commons. 


400

Q: Which type of economy has the government involved the least?

A: Market economy.

400

Q: Why do countries need to trade with each other?

A: Because no country can produce everything it needs; trade allows access to goods and resources they lack.


400

Q: What helps make trade between Canada and the United States work so well?

A: Their shared border, similar economies, and strong transportation systems like highways and railroads.

400

Q: Why is the Amazon rainforest sometimes called the "lungs of the Earth"?


A: Because it produces much of the world’s oxygen and absorbs large amounts of carbon dioxide.

500

Q:Which French president fought for Quebec's independence in a controversial speech? 

A: Charles de Bralle

500

Q: In what type of economy is all decision made by the government? 

A: Command

500

Q: What is the main purpose of a tariff?

A: To make imported goods more expensive and protect domestic industries.


500

Q: Which three countries were involved in NAFTA?

A: United States, Canada, and Mexico.


500

Q: In Cuba's political system,who can run for elections?

A: Government-approved candidates.

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