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Are administrative units similar to states
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separatists
Provinces
granary
Lands administrated by the national government
territories
tundra
St. Lawrence River
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a large area of relatively flat land made up of ancient; hard rock
tundra
marsh land
permafrost
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Evergreen trees that produce cones to hold seeds that have needles instead of leaves
carnivores
coniferous
herbivore
granary
Trees and shrubs that shed their leaves at the end of the growing season; Autumn
deciduous
dead plants
tundra
arborist
a group or chain of islands
swamp
archipelago
barrier islands
levis
a flat, treeless plain with permanently frozen ground
ice swamp
treeline
hemisphere
tundra
An area where fish come to feed in large numbers
all you can eat buffet
fishery
schools
granary
people who lived in North America before Europeans. Canadians call them First Nations
Native Americans
aboriginal or native
Karankawas
Inuit
A person of mixed French-Canadian and Native American ancestry.
Metis
Aboriginal
pulp
deciduous
continent - crossing, railroad that united the eastern and western parts of their
Metis
short line
Lewis & Clark Expedition
transcontinental
special building used to hold grain
botanical garden
fishery
granary
local feed store
a city and its surrounding suburbs
separatists
fishery
metropolitan area
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able to speak two different languages; in Canada they are French and English
bilingual
quadlingual
trilingual
Aboriginal
sending trained members of the military to crisis spots to maintain peace and order
Red Cross
Recon Mission
Master Chief
peacekeeping
those who want to break away from control by a dominant group
annexation
Separatists
secede
minority
