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a type of government in which people have loyalty to a king or queen but have their individual rights protected by a constitution
constitutional monarchy
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a sense of belonging to a nation rather than just to one's immigrant culture
national identity
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products brought into a country from overseas
import
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a person who speaks French
Francophone
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the policy of supporting the languages and customs of different immigrant groups
multiculturalism
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the leader of the Canadian government
Prime Minister
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structures that make it easy to move from one part of a country to another
transportation corridor
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French-speaking Canadians who want to form their own independent country
separatists
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Canada's two branches of government
legislative and judicial
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natural resources of Canada
fish, copper, iron ore, gold, silver, wheat, oil, trees, water,
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What is the place many Canadians have settled? Why?
The lower part of Canada. There are more cities and the land in the north has a harsh climate and rugged.
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Why did the Canadian government want Quebec to remain part of Canada?
Quebec is a major contributor to Canada's economy
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How do transportation barriers affect the economy?
They slow down the development of industries.
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What are the four types of industry? Give an example of each.
- Primary- prepare and process raw materials such as farms, logging, mining
- Secondary- manufacturing such as bakeries, car manufacturers, furniture makers
- Tertiary- service industries such as education, banking, health care
- Quaternary - pass on information such cable companies, internet providers, research companies
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