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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Immigration Multi- culturalism Terms Population Pyramids Quebec and Ontario The Prairies Topo Maps

6. Beliefs, customs, skills, dress, foods, religion, arts, and language Facts100

7. Culture A 100

8. A tradition that you bring with you from another country A 200

9. Cultural baggage A 200

10. The process whereby an immigrant gradually adopts the culture of the large group in which they live A 300

11. Assimilate A 300

12. When children adopt to the culture of the new country faster than their parents A 400

13. Cultural Gap A 400

14. The feeling or action of hostility towards a person of another race or culture A 500

15. Racism A 500

16. Something that is good that makes people want to move to a place B 100

17. Pull factor B 100

18. B 200 Something bad that makes people want to move away from a country

19. B 200 Push Factor

20. The three Canadian cities where most immigrants settle B 300

21. Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver B 300

22. If someone arrives at an airport in Canada and says they are this:_____, under Canadian law we must allow them to stay and investigate their claim B 400

23. A Political Refugee B 400

24. B 500 The continent where most of the immigrants to Canada come from today

25. B 500 Asia

26. C 100 A population pyramid with a wide base shows a birth rate that is this.

27. C 100 High

28. How many years is a cohort interval on a population pyramid? C 200

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30. A population pyramid that quickly narrows to a peak, is a population that life expectancy that is this C 300

31. Short C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. C 400 Population pyramids for Africa narrow quickly because of this disease

34. C 400 Aids

35. On a population pyramid for Canada, what is your generation called? C 500

36. Echo C 500

37. Name of the original farmers in Quebec (Think of the Montreal Canadiens) D 100

38. Habitants D 100

39. Method of land division in Quebec D 200

40. Seigneurial System or Long Lot System D 200

41. System of land division in Ontario D 300

42. Concession System D 300

43. The main product or type of farm that the St. Lawrence area is known for: D 400

44. Dairy D 400

45. D 500 What the Niagara region in Ontario is known for.

46. D 500 Fruit, Wine

47. E 100 What the first settlers to the Prairies made their houses out of

48. E 100 Sod

49. E 200 The few trees on the Prairies are found near this

50. E 200 Streams and Rivers

51. The size of an original Prairie homestead E 300

52. 160 acres or 64 hectares E 300

53. The main reason the Prairies are so flat E 400

54. It was covered by a great inland sea E 400

55. Land on the prairies was essentially free, but you had to farm the land for this many years before you owned it E 500

56. Three E 500

57. F 100 Represented by green on a topo map

58. F 100 Trees

59. F 200 Represented by white on a topo map of the prairies

60. F 200 Agricultural Land

61. F 300 The colour of contour lines on a topo map

62. F 300 Brown

63. F 400 The land is this when contour lines are far apart

64. F 400 Flat

65. F 500 When finding an exact point using military grid, the number is this many digits

66. F 500 Six

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Canadian Agricultural Regions Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Name one of the three main fruit growing regions in Canada Click on screen to continue

69. The Okanagan Valley, the Niagara Peninsula, and the Annapolis Valley Click on screen to continue

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