96. What role did the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) play in the investment of new businesses in Canada? A. opened up additional markets and stopped tariffs B. set up protective tariffs C. Started a strict embargo D. restricted international trade

97. Canada is a bilingual country 97. Canada is a bilingual country. What are the two official languages of Canada? A. French and German B. English and Russian C. French and English D. English and Inuit

98. Why do people in Quebec that are separatist want their own country 98. Why do people in Quebec that are separatist want their own country? A. They want to be under French rule. B. They do not know how to speak English. C. They have a different culture than the rest of Canada. D. They want to live in the country.

99. Why do most Canadians live close to the United States. A 99. Why do most Canadians live close to the United States? A. The close distance allows Canadians to visit the U.S. easily. B. Canada’s biggest cities are not far from the U.S. border. C. Southern Canada offers better access to hunting and fishing. D. Most Canadians speak English like most Americans.

100. Why is keeping the Great Lakes clean from pollution important to Canada and the United States? The Great Lakes are located on the border and are shared by Canada and the United States. The Great Lakes are important to tourism for both countries. The Great Lakes are a major source of water for both countries. All of the above

101. Canada is a Parliamentary Democracy. How is their leader chosen? The Prime Minister is chosen by the monarchy of England. The Prime Minister is chosen by the legislature. The President is chosen by the monarchy of England. The President is chosen by the people

96. What role did the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) play in the investment of new businesses in Canada? A. opened up additional markets and stopped tariffs B. set up protective tariffs C. started a strict embargo D. restricted international trade

97. Canada is a bilingual country 97. Canada is a bilingual country. What are the two official languages of Canada? A. French and German B. English and Russian C. French and English D. English and Inuit

98. Why do people in Quebec who are separatist want their own country 98. Why do people in Quebec who are separatist want their own country? A. They want to be under French rule. B. They do not know how to speak English. C. They have a different culture than the rest of Canada. D. They want to live in the country.

99. Why do most Canadians live close to the United States. A 99. Why do most Canadians live close to the United States? A. The close distance allows Canadians to visit the U.S. easily. B. Canada’s biggest cities are not far from the U.S. border. C. Southern Canada offers better access to hunting and fishing. D. Most Canadians speak English like most Americans.

100. Why is keeping the Great Lakes clean from pollution important to Canada and the United States? The Great Lakes are located on the border and are shared by Canada and the United States. The Great Lakes are important to tourism for both countries. The Great Lakes are a major source of water for both countries. All of the above

101. Canada is a Parliamentary Democracy. How is their leader chosen? The Prime Minister is chosen by the monarchy of England. The Prime Minister is chosen by the legislature. The President is chosen by the monarchy of England. The President is chosen by the people

102. How do citizens vote for their leader in Australia’s parliamentary democracy? Citizens vote for the parliament members to represent them and then the parliament members chose the Prime Minister Citizens vote directly for the Prime Minister Citizens vote directly for the President Citizens vote for the parliament and the Prime Minister

103. Which statement best explains why Australia is located where it is on the economic continuum? A. Australia has a government that controls much of the economy. B. Australia has a traditional economy based on traditions and history. C. Australia has many entrepreneurs and private businesses that run the economy with little government control. D. Australia has a pure market economy.

104. Which was an effect of British settlement of Australia? A. Aborigines remained in their homelands. B. Many Aborigines became factory workers in order to survive. C. Thousands of Aborigines died of diseases and were killed by guns that the British used D. Aborigines were elected to represent positions in the colonial government.

105. Why do very few people live in the central part of Australia? It is too hot and dry. It is too cold. It has many rainforests. A lot of people live in the central part of Australia.

106. Which is the reason most Australians speak English today? It is illegal to practice other languages in Australia. Most of the original European settlers were British. Australian Aborigines did not have a language before the Europeans arrived. The monarchy requires Australians to speak English.

102. How do citizens vote for their leader in Australia’s parliamentary democracy? Citizens vote for the parliament members to represent them and then the parliament members chose the Prime Minister Citizens vote directly for the Prime Minister Citizens vote directly for the President Citizens vote for the parliament and the Prime Minister

103. Which statement best explains why Australia is located where it is on the economic continuum? A. Australia has a government that controls much of the economy. B. Australia has a traditional economy based on traditions and history. C. Australia has many entrepreneurs and private businesses that run the economy with little government control. D. Australia has a pure market economy.

104. Which was an effect of British settlement of Australia? A. Aborigines remained in their homelands. B. Many Aborigines became factory workers in order to survive. C. Thousands of Aborigines died of diseases and were killed by guns that the British used D. Aborigines were elected to represent positions in the colonial government.

105. Why do very few people live in the central part of Australia? It is too hot and dry. It is too cold. It has many rainforests. A lot of people live in the central part of Australia.

106. Which is the reason most Australians speak English today? It is illegal to practice other languages in Australia. Most of the original European settlers were British. Australian Aborigines did not have a language before the Europeans arrived. The monarchy requires Australians to speak English.