Provinces and Capitals
How many provinces and territories does Canada have?
13
Which region has the most people in Canada?
Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Lowlands
What does “demographic shifts” mean?
Changes in population over time
What are human rights?
Basic rights everyone deserves
What is a stereotype?
A generalization about a group
What is the capital of Ontario?
Toronto
What is one key feature of the West Coast region?
Mountain, forests, fishing
Give one example of a demographic shift.
Aging population / immigration / urbanization
Name one fundamental freedom.
Speech, religion, assembly, association
Treating someone unfairly based on their characteristics is called
Discrimination
Name one territory of Canada.
Which region is known for a cold climate and many Indigenous communities?
Canadian Shield
Canada’s population is becoming more __________ every year.
diverse
What right lets you live/work anywhere in Canada?
Mobility rights
During WWII, which group was placed in internment camps?
Japanese Canadians
What is the capital city of Canada?
Ottawa
Which region includes Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta?
Prarie Region
Why do people move to cities? (give one reason)
Jobs, schools, services
What document protects rights in Canada (1982)?
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
What was the Chinese Head tax?
A tax on Chinese immigrants
What are known as the maritime provinces?
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland & Labrador
Name one province in the Atlantic region.
PEI, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland + Labradour
What factors affect where people live?
Climate, resources, landforms
What do equality rights mean?
Everyone is treated fairly and equally
Why were Jewish refugees turned away from Canada during WWII?
Discrimination / racist policies