Unit 1 Heritage
Used to be a location for the refuge British soldiers. The military buildings were protected by an enclosed wall with ditches dug all around its base.
What is the Citadel?
A financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
What is profit?
The process whereby oil is extracted from Alberta's oil sands at a depth more than 75 meters.
What is insitu mining?
A First Nations community that has been granted
a reserve by the Canadian government.
What is a band?
Features belonging to the culture of a particular society, such as traditions, languages, or buildings, that were created in the past and still have historical importance.
What is heritage?
Define restoration.
What is the action of returning something to a former owner, place, or condition?
Includes all activities involved in using natural resources, such as agriculture, fishing and mining.
What is the primary sector?
Nuclear energy is usually produced from this radioactive substance.
What is uranium?
Nunavut was once part of ________________ and became a territory on ___________________.
What is North West Territories and April 1, 1999?
All the characteristics of life in the Far North, related to its geography, climate and isolation.
What is Nordicity?
Three threats to Heritage Cities.
What is overcrowding, pollution, vandalism, "museum city" etc?
Three factors of location.
What is workforce, market, raw material, energy, transportation and government assistance?
A renewable energy source that consists of the total weight of living organisms and their waste.
What is biomass?
The location and Native group that lives in Nunavik.
What is a region located in Northern Quebec with Inuit inhabitants?
The mission is to:
- Help cities manage an urban, inhabited and living heritage site
- Help cities respect their heritage while allowing them to modernize and evolve
What is OWHC (Organization of World Heritage Cities)?
The goal of UNESCO.
What is protecting and preserving heritage sites?
The country a business usually relocates to.
What are workshop or emerging countries?
The years it takes for a region used for oil to completely renew itself.
What is 50-100 years?
A group of people who share the same origin, history and culture.
What is a nation?
Used to store the waste water made from separating minerals from rocks oil sands mining.
What are tailing ponds?
An example of religious heritage is Quebec City.
What is The Hôtel-Dieu hospital, The Ursuline Convent or the Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church?
Industrial regions can lead to a ________________ in the water and air quality (consequence of pollution).
What is deterioration?
An industrial region is a place where an energy source is _________, __________ or ___________ for use by companies and individuals.
What is developed, converted or commercialized?
Both First Nations and European ancestors. They are spread across Canada’s 10 provinces and three territories.
Who are the Metis?
An enforcement measure in which certain goods are not allowed to be exported to a country.
What is an embargo?