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This river is a major shipping route. The seaway connects all the lakes together to the river uses canals and locks to link the great lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. St. Lawrence River
This large body of water was named after an English explorer. Hudson Bay
This is the ocean that is located to the east of Canada Atlantic Ocean
This is the ocean that is located to the west of Canada Pacific Ocean
These waterways are shared by the US and Canada H.O.M.E.S. Great Lakes
Large mountain range located in western Canada Rocky Mountains
A political division in Canada that is similar to a state in the US. Provinces
When pollutants mix with various forms of precipitation Acid Rain
Clear cutting forest Deforestation
This region surrounds Hudson Bay. It is rough and rocky. It contains many mineral sources. It is over mined. Canadian Shield
The native american tribe located in Canada that granted Nunavut by the Canadian government. They have a traditional economic system. Inuit
A french speaking person in Quebec Francophone
A self governing area Self-Dominion
This french speaking province in Canada that wants independence Quebec
The main religion in Canada Christianity
The official languages of Canada French and English
A cartoon that uses symbols that uses symbols and pictures that make a statement about a current event or political issue Political Cartoon
Central government has the power Unitary
Local government has the power Confederation
Central and local share power Federation
One person controls the whole country. Citizens have no rights. Autocracy
Small group of people control the country. Citizens have no rights Oligarchy
Citizens can vote for government leaders Democracy
A type of democracy where the legislative body selects the head of government Parliamentary
The title of the head of government in Canada Prime Minister
The title of the head of state in Canada Monarchy
A type of government that has a queen/king with limited powers *Constitutional Monarchy
The person who's the queen's voice in former colonies Governor General
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