Canada Reading
The Continent in which Canada is on.
What is Canada?
Materials that can be found within a country's forests, rivers, and caves.
What are natural resources?
This city is the Capital City of Canada
Where is Ottawa?
These are the three distinct land forms of Canada
What are the Shield, Lowlands, and Highlands?
Two groups of people settled in Canada before the French and English. The two groups had their own distinct culture, traditions, and language.
Who are the Inuit and Metis?
The second largest country
Goods shipped out of country
What are Exports?
Bonjour, Hello, these are the two official languages of Canada.
What are French and English?
Canada is divided into this many regions.
What is seven?
Samuel de Champlain known as "The Father of New France" founded this famous city in 1608.
What is Quebec City?
This is the symbol of Canada and can be found on it's flag.
Goods shipped into a country
What are imports?
Canada ranks this number in physical size of country's.
What is second?
More than half of Canada is covered by this land form.
What is the Canadian Shield?
The end of this war and the signing of the Treaty of Paris led to the British gaining control of Canada in 1763.
What is the Seven Years War?
The most visited physical feature in Canada
Where is Niagara Falls
The measure of the goods and services produced in a country in a year.
What is GDP (Gross Domestic Product)?
Canada holds around this much percent of the World's fresh water.
What is 20%?
The oldest highland region in North America, stretches from Georgia to Northern Canada.
What are the Appalachian Mountains?
In 1982 Canada was given full Independence from Great Britain through the passage of this Act.
This river is known as "The Mother of Canada"
What is the St. Lawrence River?
Canada is very rich in this raw material
Minerals
This person is the main political leader of Canada
Who is the Prime Minister?
This area of Canada is good for farming and formed through millions of years of erosion from the Canadian Shield.
What are the Lowlands?
This piece of infrastructure built in 1885 was crucial to the development of Canada and connected the East to the West and led to a growth in economy and settlement.