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First Nations is a term that refers to indigenous peoples of Canada who are neither Inuit nor Métis. Fill in the blank: _________.

• First Nations

• Aboriginal Australians

• Maori

• Sami

Quebec’s French-speaking inhabitants are known as the __________.

• Métis

• Inuit

• Anglophones

• Acadians

Many French-speaking Canadians who seek greater protection for their language and culture support __________.

• separatism

• federalism

• multiculturalism

• assimilation

Canada is considered a postindustrial society largely due to its significant _________.

• fishing industry

• agricultural sector

• textile production

• mining operations

Canada’s high standard of living and multiculturalism are reasons why many people to emigrate. Fill in the blank: _________.

• high standard of living and multiculturalism

• low employment rate and poor healthcare

• lack of natural resources and unstable government

• high crime rate and limited education opportunities

The (a)   , the indigenous people of the Canadian Arctic, were once known as Eskimos.

• Inuit

• First Nations

• Métis

• Quebecois

A partially self-governing country with close ties to another country is called a

• colony.

• First Nation.

• dominion.

• province.

Many (a)   fled to Canada after the American Revolution.

• Quebecois

• British

• Inuit

• Loyalists

Some of Canada’s leading exports include automobiles, auto parts, crude petroleum, natural gas, and

• forestry products.

• textiles.

• chemical products.

• foods.

Which of the following best describes the spoken languages in Canada?

• English and the language of the Inuit are dominant.

• English and French are the two official languages.

• French is the official, dominant language.

• French, German, and English are the main languages.