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Geojeopardy ch. 7 Physical Geography History/ Culture Modern Canada Leftover 1 Leftover 2 Opening Score 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Why do large schools of fish gather at the Grand Banks? Conditions are ideal for growing plankton which the fish eat

In what industry to most Canadians work? Services

What area of lakes, swamps, and rocky uplands covers half of Canada? Canadian Shield

Name three physical features that the U.S. and Canada share Niagara falls, St. Lawrence River, Rocky Mountains, Great Lakes

What is the main reason Canada is so cold? Northern Location

How did the transcontinental railroad help Canada? Linked east and west in trade and transportation

How do the Inuits survive the arctic climate? Hunting seals, whales, and walruses

Why did the French build good relationships with the Native Canadians? To help defend their territory from the British

Which Province speaks mainly French? Quebec

To deal with Montreal’s cold winters, people have built what? Underground tunnels and overhead passages between buildings

Which country is Canada’s main trading partner? United States

List two major festivals in Canada Quebec’s winter carnival, Christmas

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What is the title of the person in charge of Canada’s Parliament? Prime Minister

Which Canadian city is the most culturally divers? Toronto

What spectacular feature lies between Ontario and New York State? Niagara Falls

What do we call cheap paper that is mainly used for newspapers? Newsprint

Which mineral is used to make fertilizer? Potash

What is the only region of Canada that does not have many forests? Northern

A strong connection that people feel toward their region What is regionalism? A strong connection that people feel toward their region

Why did large numbers of people move to Canada in the 1890s? Gold

Most Canadians are from which two ethnic groups? British and French

Who came first, French, British, or Vikings?

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Provinces are similar to our ____ States