Chapter 6 Canada Read the Chapter and answer below
Lesson 1 Physical Geography of Canada
- How many territories and provinces are there in Canada? What is a province?
- Name the mountains that run through Canada and where they are located
- Name the Pacific Ranges:
- How far do the Rockies extend?
- What lies east of the Rockies?
- What are North America’s oldest Mountains? How far do they run?
- Name some of Canada’s major rivers and where they flow:
- Where is Niagara Falls?
- Name the lakes of Canada:
- Look at the map on page 146 and name the 5 Great Lakes
- Describe all of Canada’s climate below:
- Define timberline: What would you find there?
- Define boreal forest or taiga: What would you find there?
- What are Canada’s natural resources?
- What is it like close to the North Pole?
Lesson 2 Human Geography of Canada
- Who first landed in Canada?
- Define Inuit:
- Who was in Canada during the 1600s?
- Why was the British and French fighting over Canada?
- Canada was created as a______
- When did Canada gain independence?
- What is the government of Canada today? Name current prime minister
- What makes up the executive government of Canada?
- Why was there immigration into Canada in the late 1800s?
- Define NAFTA:
- Why does Quebec desire independence?
- What is Nunavut?
- Why is Canada difficult for human settlement?
- What is Canada’s largest city?
- What is the industrial and shipping center?
- What does Vancouver handle?
- Why did people emigrate into Canada?
- What are the two official languages of Canada?
- What does the Canadian government support?
- What city is a cultural center with theater and music? Art?
- What are Canada’s exports?
- What are Canada’s natural resources and industries?
- What do the Prairie Provinces produce?
- What is special about the transportation system of Canada?
- Describe Canada’s economy today:
Lesson 3 People and their Environment: Canada
- What percentage of Canada are wetlands?
- What is hydroelectricity?
- Why has the extraction of natural resources been a problem for the climate?
- Define acid rain
- What are sources of greenhouse emissions?
- What is the most efficient source of renewable energy in Canada?
Look at page RA 10 & RA 11
- What countries constitute North America?
- What oceans are in North America?
- What is the largest island?
- What are the main physical landforms of Canada?