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SBurton

Canada

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Which Province is different from other provinces and territories? Quebec
Canada and the United States worked together to build ___________________________ to open the Great Lakes to shipping. St. Lawrence Seaway
Which country is the source of acid rain in Canada? United States
The head of government for Canada is the ____________________________. Prime Minister
What are considered to be a very valuable export in Canada? minerals
How is Canada protecting its forests? Making laws to prevent clear-cutting.
Where do most Canadians live? In the southern region of Canada along the border with the United States.
How many Provinces does Canada have? ten
How many territories does Canada have? three
The Canadian Shield has poor soil but is rich in ___________. Mineral resources
What happened in 1999 to the arctic territory of Nunavut? It became a territory for the Inuit
Why is Canada bilingual? Both the British and French settled in Canada.
How does Canada's location affect trade? It allows for an easier movement of goods and services between other countries.
What type of government does Canada have? Constitutional Monarchy with a Parliamentary Democracy.
What is the type of government in which one person is in charge of all the functions of government? Autocracy
What is the formof government in which power is shared between the central government and the regional government? Federal
Canadian citizens vote for their elected representatives and to directly affect legislation through the petition process. The role of the citizen would best be described as what form of government? Democracy
The head of the executive branch in Canada is chosen from the legislative branch. this process describes which form of democracy? Parliamentary Democracy
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