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federal parliamentary state
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Rockies, Coast, Laurentian
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the second largest country in the world
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many nations in one: the British, Asian immigants and native Canadians
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Canadian northern forests are home to... (big animals) start learning
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bears, wolves, beavers, deer, mountain lions, big horn sheep
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canadian northern forests are home to... start learning
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raccoons, otters, rabbits
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canadian lakes and rivers... start learning
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contain about 20% of all fresh water
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in canadian waters there are... start learning
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farther to north, moose, black bears
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even farther in north. musk ox, caribou
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how many marine conservation areas start learning
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overhunted and overfished species start learning
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wolves, lynx, atlantic fish
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governor-general's powers are... start learning
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the elected federal goverment
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granted Quebec its own legal and religious rights. start learning
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Britain's Quebec Act of 1774
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1980 and 1995, Quebec's decided to stay in Canada
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Canada has provided ... to the world start learning
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fish, furs, and other natural resources, since the 1500s
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Today, Canada is a world leader in... start learning
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agricultural production, telecommunications, and energy technologies
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The vast majority of Canada's exports go to... start learning
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When did the first people arrive to Canada? start learning
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between 15,000 and 30,000 years ago
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when did Canada become an independent nation? start learning
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What explored reached in Canada and when? start learning
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Viking explorer Leif Eriksson, around 1000 A.D. He tried to establish a settlement, but it didn't last.
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what settlers arrived next? When? start learning
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British and French, 16th century
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what led to wars and when? start learning
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land disputes between farmers and fur traders led to four wars between 1689 and 1763
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the French and Indian War. Left the British in control of Canada, but French influence remains strong even today
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combination to a dominion with its own goverment start learning
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1863, Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. Own goverment, parliament and prime minister. Manitoba joined soon after
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