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Canada
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Canada & United States
History
Map of North America
100
What is the province in Canada that most French speaking people live in?
Quebec
100
What is the Supreme Law of the Land?
The Constitution
100
What is the official language shared by both countries?
English
100

These were the 3 main goals for France colonizing Canada.

1) Fur trade/fishing

2) Northwest Passage to Asia

3) Convert First Peoples to Catholicism

100

What mountain range(s) do both countries share?

Rocky Mountains and the Cascades/Costals

200
What is one of the major sports in Canada?
Ice Hockey
200
What is the capital of the United States?
Washington D. C.
200
Do most Americans and Canadians live in urban or rural areas?
Urban Areas
200

Where were most of the early colonial settlements located?

On natural harbors or navigable rivers

200

This is the longest river in Canada.

The Mackenzie River
300

What type of government does Canada have?

Parliamentary Democracy

300
What are three things the settlers came to the U. S. for?
Territory (Land), Wealth, & Religious Freedom
300
How does Canada rank in size to the rest of the countries in the world?
2nd Largest country
300

Who in 1497 explored the Canadian coasts for the English?

John Cabot

300

This is a major river in the United States that divides the country north to south.

Mississippi River

400
What is the legislative branch of Canada called?
Parliament
400
What is the legislative branch of the United States called?
Congress
400
Do the United States and Canada have limited or unlimited governments?
Limited
400

During the American Revolution, where did some colonists go to stay under British rule?

Canada

400

This is the tallest mountain in Canada.

Mount Logan

500
What is Canada's capital called?
Ottawa
500
Most American foods we have today were brought by whom?
Immigrants
500
Which of these two countries have provinces and territories?
Canada
500

What was the last territory to become part of Canada in 1999?

Nunavut

500

This river connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.

The St. Lawrence River