Chapter 5: Canada

 Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador are called the _____.

• Prairie Provinces

• Northwest Territories

• Atlantic Provinces

• Yukon Territory

More than 6 out of every 10 Canadians live in the provinces of Quebec and _____.

• Ontario

• Nunavut

• British Columbia

• Alberta

Which ocean moderates the temperatures of eastern Canada?

• the Arctic Ocean

• the Pacific Ocean

• the Atlantic Ocean

• the Indian Ocean

 In 1608, the first French settlement was named _____.

• Montreal

• Toronto

• Quebec

• Ottawa

 British merchants formed the Hudson's Bay Company and set up trading posts to participate in the profitable ___ trade.

• weapons

• fishing

• lumber

• fur

The métis are children of _____ and native peoples.

• British

• French

• American

• Canadian

 In the late 1900s, Canada became a(n) _____ nation, building factories to process their mineral resources.

• agricultural

• mining

• industrial

• service

Canada's capital city is _____, which is located in the province of Ontario.

• Toronto

• Quebec

• Ottawa

• Montreal

Canada is a bilingual nation because it has two official languages--English and _____.

• Spanish

• Portuguese

• French

• Inuit

In 2010 three-quarters of all of Canada's exports went to _____.

• the United States

• Asia

• Mexico

• Europe