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Canada is about 4,700 miles long
from one side to the other and is the
second biggest country on Earth.
Four features that are part of Canada’s
physical geography are lakes, rivers, the Canadian Shield, and western mountains.
The long, cold winters with heavy snowfall can
make daily life difficult. This includes challenges in transportation, heating homes, and maintaining outdoor activities.
Canada's faraway northern woods are filled
with many animals like bears, wolves, beavers, deer, and mountain lions.
You can observe diverse wildlife in national parks and wilderness areas, like whale watching, bear viewing, and seeing moose and caribou. 41 national parks
Managing protected areas on land and sea, working with Indigenous
communities, regulating hunting and fishing, monitoring species, restoring habitats, enforcing anti-poaching laws, promoting sustainable land use, and educating the public on conservation. Leif Eriksson
French and British
Great Britain ended up with
more Canadian land. In 1931
France and Britain primarily settled
Canada, whereas the United States was settled by the British.
British and French immigrants make
up about half of Canada's population today.
Many products of Canada's economy are
then shipped to the larger population of the US.
Ontario and Western/Northern Canada
are the most population dense areas.
New Brunswick is the
smallest.
Quebec has a larger population inside
the Bilingual Belt than outside. It has slightly increased over time,
I would say it would be
about 20%
18%
This image measures the
ethnic groups. Canadain is the largest.
You would find a
larger French population. Chinese, Ukraine, and First Nations do.
English is the second largest group most likely
due to the fact that Britain first settled Canada. 1. How do landforms link the geography of Canada and the United States? Both the US and Canada have mountains and lakes.
2. How are water systems important to the Canadian
economy? Water systems are import at to Canada because they provide materials for agriculture and infrastructure.
3. What factors cause variations in climate and
vegetation in Canada? Factors such as pollution, deforestation, and climate change affect vegetation and climate in Canada.
4. How did British and French cultures influence
Canada’s history? Britain and France were the first to settle Canada.
5. Why is Canada often called a multicultural society?
Canada is called a multicultural society as they are many different types of people found there.