Canada note q's
Provence
Canada webq's
physical
Vocabulary
100
Canada covers what percentage of North America?
33% or 1/3
100
what is province 10
New Foundland and Labrador
100
The beaver is on what Canadian piece of money
The 5 cent coin
100
Number 4 is called
Arctic Circle
100
A group or chain of islands
Archipelago
200
What has made Canada so prosperous?
Fresh water lakes and rivers
200
Where is Nova Scotia
Number 12
200
What is a totem pole?
A tall, carved wooden pole
200
Number 1 is called
Coastal mountains
200
A seasonal warm wind that blows down the Rockies in early spring
Chinook
300
How often is Canada affected by natural weather hazards?
Rarely
300
What is Number 6 called
Saskatchewan
300
Do the USA and Mexico have a constitutional monarchy
No
300
number 3 is called
Canadian Rockies
300
The edge of a habitat where trees can no longer grow because it's too cold or the soil is too poor
Timberline
400
Name the second largest uninterrupted forest
Boreal Forest
400
where is Nunavut
number 3
400
What is the significance of the Remembrance Day Poppy
The sacrifice of Canadians who served or died in war
400
2 is called what
The Yukon Plateau
400
The difference Between BR and DR is the
Natural Increase
500
What Mountain is on the border of Alaska and the Western British Columbia?
Mt. Fairweather
500
what is number 5 called
Manitoba
500
Where did the creators of the totem pole live?
The Pacific Northwest Coast
500
Number 5 is called
The Canadian shield
500
Shows how populations on country's change over time using BR and DR
Demographic Transition Model