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Canada

all things Canada

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province a regional division similar to a state
territory part of the country, but may have fewer people or altered government structure
monarch born into the role of King or Queen at birth
arable land that is suitble for farming
hydroelectricity electircal power produced from the movement of water
precipitation scientific term for rain, snow, or hail
acid rain- toxic rain resulting from gases released in the atmospher and mixing with water molecules
clear- cutting cutting down and completely removing the trees from a given area.
slag leftover material after mining that harms the environment.
secede to withdraw from or pull away from officially Quebec wanted to secede from the country of Canada
Memebers of Parliament are elected to Parliament by the citizens- also called MP's
Head of Government holds the most power in a country- runs the day-to-day operations of a country, leads Parliament in Canada,
Head of State the monarch of the United Kingdom is the Head of State in Canada. King Charles III holds little power, mostly ceremonial
Governor General When the monarch can not be there in Canada, the Govenor General stands in for him, like "sub"
parliamentary democracy rule by the people in which citizens elect memebers to parliament and the majority party choses the leader ( Prime Minister)
Prime Minister PART of Parliament- this person is also the head of governement and Chief executive
Chief Executive in Canada- also known as the Prime Minister- the highest ranking leader of the country
Quebecois a person who is from Quebec
French and English official languages of Canada
Quebec Independence people of Quebec wanted to be independent from Canada and create their own country- it was voted down twice
NAFTA North America Free Trade Agreement- agreement between Canada, USA, and Mexico to have no trade barriers among the countries.
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