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Question | Answer |
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geography | The study of the relationship between people and places |
population | The number of people living in an area. |
regions | Area that share something in common, like landforms or natural resources. |
territories | Three areas in Canada with less governmental power that provinces, but still having their own capitals and government. |
provinces | Ten areas in Canada, similar to state in the United States, that have their own capitals and governments. |
bilinqual | Speaking two languages; Canada is bilingual because both French and English are official languages. |
Canada Shield | The largest landform in Canada's government. |
Prime Minister | The political leader of Canada's government. |
Great Lakes | Five large lakes, four of which are the border between Canada and the United States. |
Great Lakes Names | Huron, Superior, Lake Michigan, Erie, and Ontario |
desert | A very dry area that receives little rain. |
grasslands | Mostly flat land covered with grasses. |
tundra | An area where the ground is permanently frozen and the land is level and treeless. |
permafrost | Permanently frozen ground under a thin layer of topsoil. |
Inuit | Native people who live primarily in northern Canada. |