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14 Cards in this Set
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___,_____, and _____ make up the Prairie provinces.
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Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
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More than ___ of Canada's farmland is located in the Prairie Provinces.
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3/4
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_____ is the main transportation center linking east and west Canada.
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Winnipeg
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_____ is Canada's leading grain market.
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Winnipeg
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_____ is called the "Polar Bear Capital of the World".
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Churchill
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__ ____ was a missionary who moved west to work among the Indians around Lake Winnipeg;became known as the "man who made birchbark talk".
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James Evans
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___ _____ was a missionary in Winnipeg and established a college.
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James Robertson
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The province of _____ is known as one of the greatest wheat producing regions in North America; known as "Canada's breadbasket".
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Saskatchewan
Sas-katch -e -wan |
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Saskatchewan means ___ ___.
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rapid river
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___ is rich in mines and large oil reserves.
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Alberta
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______, a city in southern Alberta, is an important trading center for cattle, grains, lumber and oil.
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Calgary
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The ___ ____ is a 10-day rodeo, attracts cowboys from all over the world.
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Calgary Stampede
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_____ is the capital of Alberta.
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Edmonton
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__ ___ ___ is the world's largest shopping mall.
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West Edmonton Mall
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