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Unit 7 Canada

TermDefinition
Parliamentary Democracy Citizens elect MP's, who then choose the Prime Minister.
Market Economy Producers and consumers make economic decisions
Federal shared power between national and local government
Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement agreement between U.S and Canada to clean up the Great Lakes
Bartering Trading goods or services without using money.
Factors of Production Land(natural resources), Labor, Capital, and Entrepreneurship.
Great Britain & France The two countries that fought for control over Canada.
French The primary language spoken in Quebec.
Reason Quebec wants independence from Canada To preserve their unique French culture and language.
Economic stability/Trade Why some Quebec citizens want to stay in Canada
Pollution and Acid Rain Major environmental issues for the Great Lakes.
Canadian Shield Landform rich in minerals surrounding the Hudson Bay.
Where most Canadian live The southern region, within 100 miles of the U.S. border.
Fishing, Mining, & Forestry Examples of how climate and resources affect work.
Between USA and Canada Lakes located between the United States and Canada (Ontario area).
Northern Canada Location of the Hudson Bay.
Connects Great Lakes to Atlantic Location of the St. Lawrence River.
Horseshoe shape around Hudson Bay Location of the Canadian Shield.
French one of main language in Quebec and language of street signs
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