Economic Sectors
The Great Lakes
Levels of Government
Mapping & Regions
100

This primary economic sector focus is on harvesting raw natural resources directly from nature.

What is the Primary Sector?

100

This handy 5-letter word stands as the classic memory acronym for naming all five of our Great Lakes.

What is HOMES?

100

This level of government handles community-level updates including local public parks and neighborhood snow plowing.

What is Municipal Government?

100

This province houses the Durham District School Board and its official capital city is Toronto.

What is Ontario?

200

A factory worker assembling motor vehicles in Oshawa belongs to this manufacturing economic sector.

What is the Secondary Sector?

200

This specific Great Lake sits entirely inside the borders of the United States.

What is Lake Michigan?

200

This level of government controls things across the complete nation at once, such as national defense and currency printing.

What is the Federal Government?

200

This massive physical region is covered in ancient exposed bedrock and loops around Hudson Bay like a giant horseshoe.

What is the Canadian Shield?

300

This economic sector handles community services and includes professions like teaching, nursing, and driving transit buses.

What is the Tertiary Sector?

300

This Great Lake holds the record for being the shallowest and holds the least volume of fresh water.

What is Lake Erie?

300

This official title belongs to the leading politician who manages a provincial cabinet and government.

What is the Premier?

300

This designated box on a map clears up the exact meaning of the map's various symbols, shapes, and color choices.

What is the Legend?

400

This advanced economic sector is highly specialized in technological development, research, and technical creation.

What is the Quaternary Sector?

400

This level of government coordinates water safety protection treaties directly with international countries.

What is the Federal Government?

400

This level of government oversees school board curriculums, teacher training criteria, and education laws.

What is the Provincial Government?

400

This agricultural physical region is known as Canada's breadbasket due to its vast production of grain and flat geography.

What are the Interior Plains?

500

This term describes the step-by-step pathway a resource takes from its extraction stage up to its store purchase stage.

What is the Chain of Production?

500

This specific percentage represents the approximate portion of the entire world's surface fresh water stored inside the Great Lakes.

What is 20 percent?

500

This term defines an elected political representative who serves in Parliament without belonging to any major political party.

What is an Independent?

500

This city is the official capital town governing the territory of Nunavut.

What is Iqaluit?