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geography canada
Question | Answer |
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what is the system of customs and traditions and habits of a group. | culture |
what is the study of space and place, the study of the earth | geography |
what runs east to west and parallel to the equator on the world grid | latitude |
what runs from the north pole to the south pole | prime median |
the idea that all cultures are equally good and valid | multiculturalism |
one thing on the world grid | latitude |
2 symbols you may find on a map | compass rose, capitals, cities |
3 types of maps | political, road, economic |
2 branches of geography | systematic and regional |
name a continent | Europe |
name 2 continents | Asia, and Africa |
name 3 continents | north America, south America, Antarctica |
list 4 oceans | pacific atlantic indian and artic |
2 types of communities | urban- many people and buildings in a small area rural- small amount of people and buildings in a large area |
Capital of Quebec | Quebec city |
capital of Ontario and alberta | ontario is Toronto and alberta is Edmonton |
name the capitals of newfoundland, nova scotia, and new brunswick | newfoundland is st. john's nova scotia is Halifax and new Brunswick is frediction |
name the capitals of Manitoba, saskatachwan, british Columbia and Yukon | Manitoba is Winnipeg saskatachwan is regina british Columbia is Victoria and Yukon is whitehorse |
name the capitals of Prince Edward island, northwest territory, Nunavut, and the national capital | PEI is charlotteton nw territory is Yellowknife Nunavut is iquluit and the national capital is ottowa |
2nd largest land area in the world | canada |
1st French settlement in Canada | nova scotia |
made of 28 villages | nunavut |
known as the 2 prairie provinces | Saskatchewan and alberta |
inhabited by mostly eskimos and Indians | Canadian territories |
What border is the longest unfortified border in the world | US and Canadian border |
what is the system of customs and traditions and habits of a group and social structures that enable people to live and work together in harmony | culture |
what separates us from God, effects everyone, and effects culture | sin |
which nations was set up by God | Israel |
what is the study of space and place and the study of the earth | geography |
who were the 1st to study the earth | greeks |
what is the creation mandate | The creation mandate gives us dominion over everything on this earth, and animals |
What are the 5 themes of geography | location movement interaction, place region |
What are the earth layers | crust, mantel, inner and outer core |
what are the earth 5 climates | varied highlands, dry, cold, tropical rainy, moderate |
what is something you send to other countries | export |
what is something you take in from other countries | import |
what is the basic way of sharing tradition and institution | Language |
what is the main way to teach culture | language |
what is a government count of people | census |
what is the amount of babies born per 1000 people | crude birthrate |
what is the amount of people that have died per 1000 people | crude death rate |
3 institutions | religion home empire |
3 boundaries | geometric political natural |
takes up 1/3 Canada | nw territories |
3rd largest providence | British Columbia |
known for its grand banks fishing ground | prince Edward island |
Scottish heritage | prince Edward island |
2nd largest in French population | new Brunswick |
1st largest French population in canada | Quebec |
smallest Canadian province | Prince Edward island |
called new france | Quebec |
called heartland of Canada | Ontario |
province that hold Vancouver | british Columbia |
known for its highway | Yukon |
holds national capital | Ontario |