exploring canada quebec & ontario world geography – 7 th grade mr. chappelear
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Exploring Canada
Quebec & OntarioWorld Geography – 7th GradeMr. Chappelear
Chapter 8, Section 2 G.R.
1. The United Empire Loyalists brought their _____________ heritage into a land dominated by French Culture
Chapter 8, Section 2 G.R.
1. The United Empire Loyalists brought their English heritage into a land dominated by French Culture.
Chapter 8, Section 2 G.R.
1. The United Empire Loyalists brought their English heritage into a land dominated by French Culture.
2. About ____ of Canada’s population lives in Ontario
Chapter 8, Section 2 G.R.
1. The United Empire Loyalists brought their English heritage into a land dominated by French Culture.
2. About 1/3 of Canada’s population lives in Ontario.
Chapter 8, Section 2 G.R.
1. The United Empire Loyalists brought their English heritage into a land dominated by French Culture.
2. About 1/3 of Canada’s population lives in Ontario.
3. Most of Ontario’s population live in _____ in the warmer southern portion of the province.
Chapter 8, Section 2 G.R.
1. The United Empire Loyalists brought their English heritage into a land dominated by French Culture.
2. About 1/3 of Canada’s population lives in Ontario.
3. Most of Ontario’s population live in cities in the warmer southern portion of the province.
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4. Canada’s Parliament buildings are in ________, the nation’s capital
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4. Canada’s Parliament buildings are in Ottawa, the nation’s capital.
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4. Canada’s Parliament buildings are in Ottawa, the nation’s capital.
5. Canada’s largest city, _________, is also Ontario’s capital.
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4. Canada’s Parliament buildings are in Ottawa, the nation’s capital.
5. Canada’s largest city, Toronto, is also Ontario’s capital.
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4. Canada’s Parliament buildings are in Ottawa, the nation’s capital.
5. Canada’s largest city, Toronto, is also Ontario’s capital.
6. The metropolitan area that includes Toronto is Ontario’s richest __________.
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4. Canada’s Parliament buildings are in Ottawa, the nation’s capital.
5. Canada’s largest city, Toronto, is also Ontario’s capital.
6. The metropolitan area that includes Toronto is Ontario’s richest manufacturing region.
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7. Two advantages to Ontario’s economy are that it is rich in ________ and borders on major _______________.
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7. Two advantages to Ontario’s economy are that it is rich in natural resources and borders on major population centers or transportation corridors.
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7. Two advantages to Ontario’s economy are that it is rich in natural resources and borders on major population centers or transportation corridors.
8. Ontario’s most important agricultural products are ______ and _______.
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7. Two advantages to Ontario’s economy are that it is rich in natural resources and borders on major population centers or transportation corridors.
8. Ontario’s most important agricultural products are milk and livestock.
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7. Two advantages to Ontario’s economy are that it is rich in natural resources and borders on major population centers or transportation corridors.
8. Ontario’s most important agricultural products are milk and livestock.
9. A variety of minerals, fossil fuels, and rock are mined in the ____________.
Chapter 8, Section 2 G.R.7. Two advantages to Ontario’s economy
are that it is rich in natural resources and borders on major population centers or transportation corridors.
8. Ontario’s most important agricultural products are milk and livestock.
9. A variety of minerals, fossil fuels, and rock are mined in the Canadian Shield.
United Empire Loyalists
People living in the American Colonies when the Revolutionary War that moved to Canada because they were loyal to the British Empire.
Golden Horshoe
Metropolitan area whose center is Toronto, that follows the curving western shore of Lake Ontario.
QUEBEC
Claimed by France & Britain until 1763
Remained French in culture, language, & religion.
1976 – Quiet Revolution brought changes favorable to French speaking Canadians in Quebec
The French Culture in Canada
English Culture in Ontario
United Empire Loyalists came to Canada after the American Revolution.
Brought English Heritage. Ontario is Canada’s wealthiest
province Center of manufacturing & agriculture
English Culture in Canada
Multiculturalism in Canada