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Understanding Canada: Geography, History, and Economy

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Explore key facts about Canada, including its leadership, economy, geography, and historical events. Learn about the Prime Minister, the free market economy, the shared Rocky Mountains with the U.S., and the significance of Canada’s capitals. Delve into provincial trivia, like which provinces border the Pacific Ocean and the Great Lakes. Understand the historical settlement patterns, including Native American origins and Viking explorations, as well as the impact of trade agreements and environmental issues in different regions.

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Understanding Canada: Geography, History, and Economy

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  1. JEOPARDY

  2. Categories

  3. Question A 100 Q: What is the leader of Canada called? Answer

  4. Answer A 100 What is “Prime Minister”? Grid

  5. Question A 200 Q: What type of Economy does Canada have? Answer

  6. Answer A 200 What is “Free Market”? Grid

  7. Question A 300 Q: What mountain range does the U.S. and Canada share? Answer

  8. Answer A 300 What is “Rocky Mountains” ? Grid

  9. Question A 400 Q: What country won the French and Indian war and gained control of Canada? Answer

  10. Answer A 400 Who is “Great Britain”? Grid

  11. Question A 500 Q: The Canadian capital of Ottawa is located on the border of which two provinces? Answer

  12. Answer A 500 What are “Quebec and Ontario”? Grid

  13. Question B 100 Q: Which province borders the Pacific Ocean? Answer

  14. Answer B 100 What is “British Columbia”? Grid

  15. Question B 200 Q: Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba make up what region of Canada? Answer

  16. Answer B 200 What are “the Prairie Provinces”? Grid

  17. Question B 300 Q: Name the Oceans that Canada borders Answer

  18. Answer B 300 What are “Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic ”? Grid

  19. Question B 400 Q: What is the smallest Canadian province? Answer

  20. Answer B 400 A: What is “Prince Edward Island” Grid

  21. Question B 500 Q: Which province is directly north of the Great Lakes? Answer

  22. Answer B 500 What is “Ontario”? Grid

  23. Question C 100 Q: Who settled on the coast of Canada in 1000 A.D.? Answer

  24. Answer C 100 Who are “the Vikings”? Grid

  25. Question C 200 Q: What connects the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean? Answer

  26. Answer C 200 What is “St. Lawrence Seaway/River”? Grid

  27. Question C 300 Q: Why do most Canadians live along the U.S. border? Answer

  28. Answer C 300 “ The southern border is warmer”? Grid

  29. Question C 400 Q: Which province recently voted for independence from Canada? Answer

  30. Answer C 400 What is “Quebec”? Grid

  31. Question C 500 Q: True or False Canada gained Independence soon after WWII Answer

  32. Answer C 500 A: “False, they became a Dominion after WWII” Grid

  33. Question D 100 Q: Who were the first settlers of Canada? Answer

  34. Answer D 100 Who are “Native Americans”? Grid

  35. Question D 200 Q: What is NAFTA? Answer

  36. Answer D 200 What is “North American Free Trade Agreement”? Grid

  37. Question D 300 Q: Which region of Canada has the largest population? Answer

  38. Answer D 300 What is “Eastern Canada”? Grid

  39. Question D 400 Q: Which province or territory was made especially for the Inuits? Answer

  40. Answer D 400 What is “Nunavut” Grid

  41. Question D 500 Q: Besides language, what is the biggest difference between French and English Canadians? Answer

  42. Answer D 500 What is “their religion”? Grid

  43. Question E 100 Q: What is the number one environmental problem for the Maritime Provinces? Answer

  44. Answer E 100 What is “Over-fishing”? Grid

  45. Question E 200 Q: Which province has had problems with clear-cutting and deforestation? Answer

  46. Answer E 200 What is “British Columbia”? Grid

  47. Question E 300 Q: What is the major industry of Quebec and Ontario? Answer

  48. Answer E 300 What is “Manufacturing”? Grid

  49. Question E 400 Q: Most of the air pollution in Quebec comes from factories located where? Answer

  50. Answer E 400 Where is “The United States”? Grid

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