Definitions
Definitions1
About the Region
About the Region1
Facts
100

Connection of waterways in this region

What is the St. Lawrence Seaway?

100

This acronym can be used to remember the names of all the Great Lakes.

What is H.O.M.E.S?

100

Niagara Falls is a symbol of people's identity that we call this.

What are landmarks?

100
These were the cause of the fertile soil in this region.
What are glaciers?
100
85% of Maple Syrup comes from____________ (province)
Where is Quebec?
200

The influence of a large body of water on land temperature - particularly related to humidity.

What is the lake effect?

200

an area that is lower and flatter than the land around it

Lowland

200

Give 3 landforms from this region

Flat, fertile, lowlands, and plains with rolling hills.

200

The population of the Great Lakes region is the ______(smallest, largest, about average) in Canada.

What is largest?

200

Which type of people used the longhouse in this region?

Haudenosaunee and Oedant

300

the study of the relationships between plants and animals and their habitat

Ecology

300

a section of canals where ships can be raised or lowered

Locks

300

Give the two famous landmarks of this region

Niagara Falls and Mount Royal

300

List 3 natural resources from this region

Ms. Grenon  checks...

300

Name 3 important bodies of water of this region.

Great Lakes, Atlantic Ocean and St. Lawrence River

400

Because of the lake effect the area around the Great Lakes gets a lot of this.

What is precipitation?

400
Niagara Falls produces electricity from flowing water.
What is hydroelectricty?
400

What famous settlement was created in this region?

New France

400
These are the names of the 5 Great Lakes and major river.
Lake Ontario Lake Erie Lake Superior Lake Huron Lake Michigan St. Lawrence River
400
This Great Lake is the only one not in Canada.
What is Lake Michigan?
500

a cliff or steep rise of rock that separates two areas of flat land

Escarpment

500

a ridge of sand, dirt, and rocks carried and left behind by the ancient glaciers

Moraine

500

The three natural resources that the First Nations grew in this region.

Beans, squash & corn

500

__________is the largest of the Monteregian Hills. It's located in the middle of Montreal and is an important landmark for the city.

What is Mont Real or Mount Royal?

500

What are the 3 things the Quebec Act allowed?

French to keep their: own culture, religion and language

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