Dynamic Relationships- Lessons 1-4 (Gr. 5)

Describe the physical features of the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Lowlands Region.

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What causes the population pressure in the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Lowlands Region?

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What are the population patterns of the Interior Plains Region?

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Natural resources include . . .

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Most of Canada’s population lives in the . . .

• Interior Plains Region

• The Appalachian Region

• Great lakes/St. Lawrence Lowlands Region

• The Western Cordilleran Region

What are two negative changes that Indigenous Peoples have faced in the Canadian Shield region?

• environmental pollution

• relocation without consent

• job opportunities

• none

What produces electricity in the Canadian Shield Region?

• wind

• water

• sun

• uranium

What is a thematic map?

• a type of map that shows Earth’s natural features, including landforms, lakes, and rivers

• a type of map that shows human features, including boundary lines and capital cities

• A political map of Canada may not reflect the traditional boundaries of Indigenous Peoples.

• a type of map that shows a certain topic, such as the location of minerals or weather patterns

What is a physical map?

• a type of map that shows human features, including boundary lines and capital cities.

• a type of map that shows Earth’s natural features, including landforms, lakes, and rivers

• a type of map that shows a certain topic, such as the location of minerals or weather patterns

• Three useful or common types of maps are physical, political, and thematic maps

What would a political map of Canada not reflect?

• the traditional boundaries of Indigenous Peoples

• Political boundaries, rivers, and highways help people understand locations on maps.

• human features, including boundary lines and capital cities

• They use different point symbols to show capital cities and other major centres.