Political and Physical Regions of Canada

What is a political region of Canada?

• Boundaries created based on the type of people that live there.

• Boundaries created based on the animals that live there.

• Boundaries created based on the political party ruling over that area.

• Boundaries created based on the physical characteristics of the land.

What is a physical region of Canada?

• Boundaries created based on physical characteristics (e.g. bedrock and wildlife).

• Boundaries created based on the political party ruling over that area.

• Boundaries created based on the type of people that live there.

• Boundaries created based on the animals that live there.

A primary industry is:

• A business that focuses on technology.

• A business that focuses on natural resources.

• A business that focuses on people.

• A business that focuses on textbooks.

A secondary industry is an industry that:

• processes food.

• processes technology.

• processes natural resources into finished goods.

• processes fabric and clothing.

A tertiary industry is an industry that:

• provide jobs to people.

• provide pets to people.

• provide goods to people.

• provide services to people.

A quaternary industry is an industry that focuses on:

• education and research.

• plants and animals.

• fruits and vegetables.

• robots and humans.

A restaurant is an example of a

• primary industry

• secondary industry

• tertiary industry

• quaternary industry

A hospital is an example of a

• primary industry

• secondary industry

• tertiary industry

• quaternary industry

Mining is an example of a

• primary industry

• secondary industry

• tertiary industry

• quaternary industry

A research lab is an example of a

• primary industry

• secondary industry

• tertiary industry

• quaternary industry