The first Europeans to arrive in Canada around A.D. 1000 were the _______.

Similar to the U.S. states, Canada calls their states _______.

_________ are lands administered by the national government.

The _______ is/are a large area of relatively flat land comprised of ancient, hard rock or bedrock.

________ are evergreen trees produce cones that hold seeds, and they have needles instead of leaves

_________ trees shed their leaves in the autumn.

The islands of the far North (Nunavut) are a/an _________.

A flat, treeless plain with permanently frozen ground is called _________.

The Grand Banks, off the coast of the Atlantic Provinces, is known worldwide as a popular _______.

In Canada, the _________ peoples are known as the First Nations.

A trip from the West coast of British Columbia to the East coast of Nova Scotia is considered a ________ trip.

Many of the early settlers in Canada __________ from France.

________ is defined as a person that is able to use two languages.

_______ are those who want to break away from control by a dominant group.

To have self-governing capabilities is to have _________.

A metropolitan area includes the __________ along with the city.

The North West Mounted Police, or Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), were created to ________.

_________ is very important for Canada's economy since they trade so much with the United States.

Which of the following is NOT a territory in Canada?

Canada is bordered by ______ oceans.

Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta make up the ________ provinces.

The busy shipping route from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean is Called the ________.

The _______ River flows through the mountains in British Columbia