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| the second largest country in the world |
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| largest inland seaway in the world |
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| the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world, and contain approximately 1/5 of earth's freshwater supply. |
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| one of the world's;most beautiful waterfalls. More water falls over Niagara Falls than any other falls in the world. |
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| largest freshwater lake in the world. |
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| BECAME THE FIRST MODERN EXPLORER TO REACH THE NORTH AMERICAN MAINLAND |
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| England and France were so sure that a route existed through North America to the riches of Asia they gave it a name before it was discovered. |
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| WAS A FRENCHMEN WHO SET SAIL IN HOPES OF FINDING THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE AND SAILING ON TO CHINA |
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| Viking who discovered the North American continent |
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| fierce warriors who lived in the middle ages |
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| French settlement built in the New World in 1608. |
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| A treaty that ended in 1763. |
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| Captain Cook and Captain Vancouver |
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| Two people both from England. They explored and mapped the Pacific Coast. |
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| the first modern explorer to discover the New World. |
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| arrived in Canada in 1603. He helped build the first important French settlement in 1608. Quebec |
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| In 1774 the English granted French settlers the right to speak their own language |
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| The smallest and most densly populated provence in Canada is _________ |
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| Known for its really high tides |
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| what is Canada's oldest city |
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| Canada's 2nd largest city and one of the largest inland ports in the world |
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| what are the maritine provences |
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| New Brunswick, Nove Scota, Prince Edward Island |
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| Canada's leading grain market. |
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| is called the polar bear capital of the world. |
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| a pioneer missionary who lived from 1801 - 1846. He was known as the man who made the birtch bark talk. |
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| He lived from 1839 to 1902. He was a Presbyterian Missionary who built a college in Winnipeg and raised lots of money to buold churches. |
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| The Cajuns of Louisiana are descendants of the French settlers called Acadians. |
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is called "Canada's Gateway to the Pacific".
It is the third largest city in Canada. |
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| started in 1897 in the Yukon Territory. |
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| named after Canada's second largest river:Yukon River. |
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| has about 1/8 of the population in the United States. There are just over thirty million people. |
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| Most Canadians are of the European background. |
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| Canada has two official languages, English and French. |
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| Canada's second largest city |
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| Canada's capital and the fouth largest city in Canada |
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| THE MAJORITY OF CANADA'S LUMBER FOR BUILDING COMES FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA. |
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| 3.38 CANADA'S FISHING INDUSTRY |
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| FISH ARE ONE OF CANADA'S IMPORTANT NATURAL RESOURCES. |
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| CANADA'S AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY |
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| ONLY ABOUT FIVE PERCENT OF CANADA'S VAST EXPANCE IS FULLY SUITED TO RAISING CROPS. |
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| CANADA'S MANUFACTURING NEWSPRINT |
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| TODAY, CANADA IS ONE OF THE MOST PROSPERUS NATIONS IN THE WORLD. |
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