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| a large deer; also called a reindeer |
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| the usual weather of a place, including its temperature and precipitation |
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| land that is settled far from the country that governs it |
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| one of Earth's seven large landmasses |
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| the language, religion, customs, and traditions of a group of people |
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| a picture made up of many small pieces of colored tile |
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| having people from many cultures and backgrounds |
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| to fight against something |
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| a gathering at which cowboys show off their roping and riding skills |
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| someone who betrays, or turns against, his or her country |
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| the reason people settled in Canada |
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| how Canada gained their independence from England |
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| what early Canada was like before the Royal Canadian Mountain Police began |
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| the houses that the native people of the middle of Canada lived in |
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| the houses that the native people of the eastern coast lived in |
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| what early Europeans thought they were going to find when they found Canada |
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| people who moved to Canada from America after the Revolutionary War |
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| the two countries that fought in a war in the 1700s |
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| Canada's national symbol, found on its flag |
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| the native people that live in the far north |
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| Canada's rank in land size |
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| what Canada is divided into |
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| how the early people and people of today make a living on the Atlantic coast |
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| 3 ways that Canada and the US are the same |
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| same money in dollars and cents, speak English, same food, same TV shows, highly multicultural, elect their government leaders |
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| 3 ways that Canada and the US are different |
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| Canada also speaks French, different looking money, the Queen of England is the head of state, hockey is the most popular sport, smaller population, larger land size |
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