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100

These factors draw people into living in a specific place.

Pull factors

100

This red flower became a symbol of remembrance for those who served and died in war.

Poppy

100

This battle in the Atlantic Ocean involved Canadian ships protecting supply convoys from German U-boats.

Battle of the Atlantic

100

The three levels of government are what?

Municipal, Provincial, Federal

100

Ms. Janzen coaches 2 sports. Name one of them.

Football/Softball

200

Forestry, Oil/Gas, Fishing, Farming, and Mining are examples of what?

Primary Resource industries

200

This famous poem, written during World War I, begins with the words, "In _________ ______ the poppies blow..."

Flanders fields

200

During this 1944 invasion, approximately 14,000 Canadian troops landed on Juno Beach as part of the Allied effort to liberate Europe.

D-Day

200

Canadians vote in these events to choose who will represent them in the government.

Elections

200

What university did Ms. Janzen graduate from this Friday?

Simon Fraser University

300

What is the spread of cities into surrounding rural areas called?

Urban Sprawl

300

In April 1917, Canadian Troops captured this strategically important ridge in France, a victory often seen as a defining moment for Canada.

Vimy Ridge

300

Canadian forces played a large role in liberating this country in 1945.

Netherlands

300

Canada is both a democratic government and what other type of government?

Constitutional Monarchy

300

Ms. Janzen talks about how her grandpa is from a different province. What province?

Newfoundland

400

These measurable factors, such as income levels, life expectancy, and access to education, are used to assess quality of life.

Objective factors

400

Introduced by Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden in 1917, this policy required eligible men to serve in the military and caused political division across Canada.

Conscription

400

In 1942, thousands of Canadians of Japanese descent were forcibly removed from the West Coast and sent to these places.

Internment Camps

400

When no political party wins more than half the seats in the House of Commons, Canada has this type of government.

Minority government

400

Ms. Janzen was a student teacher here in September, October and November. What teachers was she working with?

Mrs. Olson, Mr. Verheyen

500

Which place name is this?

Snuneymuxw

Nanaimo

500

This 1918 battle, sometimes called "Canada's Hundred Days," helped lead to the end of the war and earned Canadian forces a reputation as elite troops.

Battle of Amiens

500

This three-pronged attack on Casablanca, Algiers, and Oran which led to troops closing on Tunis was called what?

Operation Torch

500

This type of government allocates seats based on the overall vote share of parties

Proportional Government

500

Ms. Janzen's favourite place she has visited on a trip was in Italy. What coastal village was her favourite?

Cinque Terre