Provinces
This province is known as "Hollywood of the North" and the "adventure" province.
British Columbia
Known as the "land of the midnight sun", does not have any roads connecting it to the rest of Canada, is the newest territory (split off from another territory in 1999), and its natives have their own writing system.
Canada is known for its __________ outreach.
Diplomatic
Known as the peach state, home to Coca-Cola, and has a rich southern culture and heritage.
Georgia
This was the last state to become a state and before it was a state, it was a Polynesian country.
Hawaii
This province is known as the "Texas of Canada" due to its cowboy culture, oil, and beautiful national parks. It's officially rat-free!
Alberta
Canada's last frontier, has 11 official languages (most of them are the native's languages), home to the Slavey (or Dene) tribe who are ancestors of the Navajo.
Northwest Territories
Canada shares the most diplomatic ties (both nationalistically or militaristically) with this nation.
The United States of America
Home to Chicago, Chicago deep dish pizza, and home to the most power plants (11) in the U.S.
Illinois
Is the driest state, known as the "silver state," is where we dispose of nuclear waste (in the Yucca mountains).
Nevada
This province has a settlement on the Hudson Bay called Churchill, which is known as the polar bear capital of the world. It is home to many, many lakes.
Manitoba
The Yukon
The Commonwealth is ____________ membership to the association.
voluntary
The evergreen state, home to Mt. Rainier and Mt. St. Helens, and the birthplace of Starbucks, Amazon, Boeing, and Microsoft.
Washington
This province is known as the "loyalist province" due to its role in the American revolution, is also known as "petit Quebec", is home to the Bay of Fundy, and is where the Cajuns are originally from.
New Brunswick
There are many differences between the provinces and the territories. The biggest difference is that provinces have _________ ___________ but territories do not.
provincial governments
Commonwealth realm refers to having the constitutional functions of the _______________ being exercised (the Royal Family is head of state).
Crown
Known as the "land of enchantment," site of the first test detonation of an atomic bomb.
New Mexico
Has many cozy small towns, could be considered an Autumn haven (maple syrup, apple cider donuts, falling golden leaves), and is home to Dartmouth.
New Hampshire
Known as the "prarie province", is the flattest part of Canada, and is also known as the tornado alley of Canada.
Saskatchewan
Most residents who live in the territories are either native to the land, or are there for the __________________ industry.
mining
Canada gets along with everyone who was once part of the British Empire, as well as all ________________ (French-speaking) countries.
Francophone
Known as America's tornado state, home to tribes such as the Cherokee, Osage, Pawnee, and more, and has a rich cowboy culture.
Oklahoma
The biggest exporter of maple syrup in the United States, home to Ben & Jerry's ice cream, and is the first state to abolish slavery in 1777.
Vermont