Location, Climate, Natural Resources of Canada

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Who is Canada's top trading partner?

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United States

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How does Canada’s climate impact where people live?

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Most people live in the South because the climate is warmer there.

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What river connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean?

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St. Lawrence River

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What continent is Canada located in?

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North America

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Which industries benefit from the abundance of forests in Canada? Options: cattle raising, farming, logging

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logging

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Why is it difficult to grow crops and raise livestock in Northern Canada?

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the harsh climate

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How does Canada's population compare to its land size?

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Small population, large land size

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How does Canada’s climate impact where people live? Options: Most people live in the North because it is very cold there, Most people live in the South because the climate is cold there, Climate has no or little impact on where people live in Canada, Most people in the south because of their access to a warmer climate, natural resources, and jobs.

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Most people in the south because of their access to a warmer climate, natural resources, and jobs.

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Why do so many Canadians live in their country’s southern region?

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Canada’s southern region has a milder climate, is closer to the U.S. for travel and trade, and can offer more jobs than its northern region.

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What challenge might people living in northern Canada face when trying to import or export goods?

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The climate in northern Canada is very cold. Water and land freezes, which makes importing and exporting goods difficult.