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Canada is rarely impacted by natural weather hazards because of its cold oceans and a lack of _____
 
Extreme temperatures
 
Desalination Plants
 
Tundra
 
Deserts
Like the neighboring Pacific Ranges, the _____ grew as geologic forces heaved slabs of rock upward.
 
The Rocky Mountains
 
Appalachian
 
Mt. Denali
 
Mt. Everest
To the east of Canada's central region of plains stand the ancient, rounded
 
Appalachian Mountains
 
Grand Canyon
 
Tundra and Permafrost
 
Great Lakes
Due to heavy natural resource extraction, Canada's _____ has been shrinking.
 
Boreal Forest
 
Oil production
 
Freshwater
 
Copper Mining Operations
To help provide energy production in Canada's southern provinces, the Canadian government has begun exploring
 
Wind and Solar Power
 
Coal Mining
 
Cold Fusion Technology
 
Timber Reforesting
Emissions in the U.S. can result in ______ in Canada, threatening timber and water resources.
 
Acid Rain
 
Clean air
 
Fog
 
Pollution Citations
Due to its large land area, the development of Canada's ____ has been essential to the country's economic growth
 
Transportation Systems
 
Food Industries
 
Coal Mining
 
Air Quality Control
The indigenous people of the Canadian Arctic are known as
 
Inuit
 
Mestizos
 
Olmecs
 
Lost
Today more than 1/4 of Canadians identify themselves as
 
mixed ethnic origins
 
Native American
 
Dual Residents
 
French Speaking
How does Niagara Falls help contribute to Canada's economy?
 
By providing a source of hydroelectric power
 
Admission Fees
 
Donations
 
Donors with Money
What landform runs through both the U.S. and Canada?
 
The Rocky Mountains
 
Mt. Shasta
 
Appalachian
 
Palo Duro Canyon
Electricity generated from flowing or falling water
 
Hydroelectricity
 
Carbon Dioxide
 
Canadian Shield
 
First Nations
Believed to contribute directly to climate change and the ri
 
Carbon Dioxide
 
Fishery
 
Canadian Shield
 
First Nations
A giant core of rock anchoring North America, centered on Hu
 
Canadian Shield
 
Loyalist
 
Overfishing
 
Old-Growth Forest
Complex forest that has developed over a long period of time
 
Old-growth Forest
 
Loyalist
 
Overfishing
 
Quebecois
To leave one's own country to settle permanently in another
 
Emigrate
 
Tar Sands
 
Fishery
 
Timberline
An American colonist who remained committed to the British g
 
Loyalist
 
Quebecois
 
Overfishing
 
Old-Growth Forest
The breaking away of one part of a country to create an inde
 
Separatism
 
Emigrate
 
Timberline
 
First Nations
French-speaking inhabitants of a city in eastern Canada
 
Quebecois
 
Old-Growth Forest
 
Overfishing
 
Loyalist
A partially self-governing country with close ties to anothe
 
Dominion
 
Fishery
 
Inuit
 
Chinook
One of the indigenous people of Canada who are neither Inuit
 
First Nations
 
Canadian Shield
 
Tar Sands
 
Carbon Dioxide
A member of the Arctic native peoples of North America; once
 
Inuit
 
Emigrate
 
Chinook
 
Dominion
The cultivation of seafood
 
Aquaculture
 
Hydroelectricity
 
Emigrate
 
Timberline
Harvesting aquatic life to the point that species are deplet
 
Overfishing
 
Loyalist
 
Old-Growth Forest
 
Quebecois
A place for catching fish, the fishing industry
 
Fishery
 
Emigrate
 
Dominon
 
Timberline
An underground layer naturally impregnated with petroleum
 
Tar Sands
 
Timberline
 
Emigrate
 
First Nations
A seasonal warm wind that blows down the Rocky Mountains in
 
Chinook
 
Fishery
 
Dominon
 
Inuit
Elevation above which it is too cold for trees to grow
 
Timberline
 
Fishery
 
Emigrate
 
Hydroelectricity