Geography and Maps
Explain how water flows from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes flow from St. Lawerance River to the Atlantic.
Connects to Great Lakes and Atlantic Oceans for trade
What environmental issues affect the Great Lakes?
Pollution threatens drinking water, plants and animals in the Great Lakes.
Why is Quebec important to Canada?
they contribute to GDP
Why is Canada a parliamentary democracy ?
Leaders are chosen by elected representatives
Why are the Rocky Mountains important?
natural resources and boundaries
What types of jobs are common in the Canadian Shield?
Mining and extraction
How are forests protected in Canada?
Canada replants trees and protects forests.
Why do some people in Quebec want independence?
Who is the head of government in Canada?
What is the Canadian Shield and why is it important?
Large area rich in minerals but poor for farming
Why is the timber industry successful in Canada?
Large forested areas
Why is pollution in the Great Lakes a concern?
Pollution threatens drinking water and ecosystems
Should Quebec remain part of Canada? Why or Why not?
Make and argument !
Who do citizens vote for in election?
Members so of the Parliament (Legislative).
What oceans surround Canada?
Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic
How does Canada's location benefit its economy?
Easy trade due to access to oceans, bays and rivers.
What is one effect of clear cutting forests?
Clear-cutting causes habitat loss and soil erosion
Why is Canada a bilingual country ?
They speak French and English due to colonization
Why do countries have mixed economies?
It allows power between both business and government.
Why are the Great Lakes important to US and Canada?
Drinking water, shipping/trade and transportation.
Why do most Canadians live near the southern border?
Southern Canada has a milder climate and more job opportunities.
What environmental issues are caused by mining in the Canadian Shield?
Causes water pollution deforestation and soil erosion
Why does Canada trade most with the United States?
they share a boarder
Traditional economies rely on hunting/gathering, trade, and traditional values.