Ch.5,6,7

Front 1

the line of highest points on the rockies that marks the separation between rivers flowing eatward and westward

Back 1

continental drift

Hint 1

firt word starts with a c and the second word starts with a d

Front 2

name the great lakes

Back 2

huron, ontrio, michigan, erie, superior

Hint 2

h.o.m.e.s.

Front 3

same climate region sin u.s. and canada

Back 3

tundra, subarctic, highland, humid continental, marine west coast

Hint 3

dont have one

Front 4

people who move from place to place

Back 4

nomads

Hint 4

berengians

Front 5

beringia

Back 5

landbridge that once connected siberia and alaska

Hint 5

dont have one

Front 6

what city is the capital of quebec and the second largest city, and is built underground?

Back 6

montreal

Hint 6

starts with an m

Front 7

what city has a mild climate, is overpopulated, and has way to much pollution in the air and watter supplies

Back 7

los angeles

Hint 7

two words

Front 8

an example of this is the erie canal ...it is a inland waterway

Back 8

canal

Front 9

this is a inland waterway and ...an example is the st. lawrence river

Back 9

river

Front 10

this is the most important deepwater shipping route,it connects the great lakes to the atlantic ocean...has locks to raise and lower ships

Back 10

st. lawrence seaway

Front 11

the canadian _____ runs from montreal to the british columbia and was completed in 1885

Back 11

transcontinental railroad

Front 12

canadas ________ runs east to west conecting mayjor cities, the u.s. ____ runs eat to west and north to south that connects canada to mexico

Back 12

national highway systems

Front 13

name the provinces of canada

Back 13

ontario, new brunswick, prince edward island, newfoundland, saskatchewan, yukon terrritory, alberta, manitoba, nunavut, northwest territories, british columbia

Front 14

name the u.s. subregions

Back 14

south, west, northeast , midwest

Front 15

name the states, nickname, economic activities, and cultural financial center for the south u.s.

Back 15

texas, okla, arks, louis, miss, alab, geo, flori, tenn, virg, w. virg, kent, n. car, s. car, mary, del....sunbelt, agric, oil, nat. gas, tourism

Front 16

nmae the sats, economic activities, nickname, and cultural financial center for the n.east

Back 16

main, verm, n. ham, mass, r. isl, conn, penn, n.y, n. jer... american gateway, agric, trade, oil, steel coal, tourism, electronics

Front 17

nmae the states, .......... for the midwest

Back 17

ohio, mich, ill, wisc, n. dak, s. dak, minn, neb, kan, misso, iowa,

Front 18

canadian territory is....?

Back 18

industrialized and urbanized,rich with natural resources

Front 19

what are the main things that are economic in canada/

Back 19

manufactoring & service ind, farming, logging, mining, fishing,

Front 20

what is the NAFTA and what doe sit do?

Back 20

it is the north american free trade center and it has made trading easier between the u.s, canada, and mexico

Front 21

what four things make up canadian culture?

Back 21

first nations, english and french, metis-french and native heritage, immigrants from all over the world

Front 22

what is special about the language in canada?

Back 22

it is bilangual(english and french), french is mosly spoken in quebec and english is spoken throughout canada

Front 23

what are the religeonsin canada

Back 23

prostistant and roman catholic(christian)

Front 24

where do 80% of canadians live and why?

Back 24

on the u.s. border because the climate is milder(hum-cont)

Front 25

where do most natives live in canada?

Back 25

reserves...land set aside for them by the gov.

Front 26

what is the capital of canada?

Back 26

ottowa, ontario

Front 27

what is the leader of canada called?

Back 27

the prime minister

Front 28

name the canadian subregions

Back 28

atlantic prov, core prov, prarie pov, pacific prov, and territories

Front 29

what provinces are in the atlantic prov?

Back 29

newfoundland, new brunswick, nova scotia, prince edward islands

Front 30

what are the characteristics of the atlantic prov?

Back 30

economy depends on fishing mining and logging,land is rocky and is poor for farming, opulation lives along the coast, export seafood, low pop. densisty b/c of harsh climate

Front 31

name the prov. in the core prov.

Back 31

quebec and ontario

Front 32

name the characteristics of the core prov.

Back 32

makeup heartland of canada, most populated provinces(along great lakes and st. law. river), ontario is center of enlish culture and quebec is the center of thefrench culture, core political and economic systems

Front 33

nmae the prov. in the prarie prov.

Back 33

manitoba, alberta, saskatchewan

Front 34

name the characteristics of the prarie prov.

Back 34

part of the great plains, make up breadasket of canada, 50%agriculture prod, 90% natural gas and several natural rescources, culterally diverse

Front 35

name the provinces in the pacific prov.& territories

Back 35

british colum, yukon terrritory, northwest terr, nunuvut

Front 36

name the characteristics of the british colum.

Back 36

westernmost province, mostly rocky mnts, shipping, fishing, mining, logging, hydroelectric power

Front 37

nmae the characteristics of the territories

Back 37

sparsly populates, severe climates, logging, fishing, mining, , nunuvut became a territory in 1999(inuit people), northern parts of the territories are the arctic circle

Front 38

a system in which legislative and executive functions are combined ina legislature

Back 38

parlimentary gov.

Front 39

terrorism

Back 39

the unlawful use of, or threatened use of, force of violence against individuals or property for the purpose of intimidating or causing political or social ends

Front 40

urban sprawl

Back 40

a poorly planned develpoment that spreads a city's poulation over a wilder and wider geographical area

Front 41

biological weapons

Back 41

the refer to bacteria and viruses that can be used the harm or kill people and animals or plants

Front 42

global network

Back 42

a wroldwide interconnected group

Front 43

coalition

Back 43

an alliance

Front 44

infrastructure

Back 44

basic facilities services and machinery needed for a communtity to function