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what are the populations of the following

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Canada - 37 mil
USA - 322 mill
China - 1.4 bill 
India - 1.3 bill
Ontario - 14 mil
world - 7.6 bill
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what are two global population trends from our trends reading

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  • Nigeria has the worlds fastest growing population

- By 2024 India will overtake china as the worlds most populated country

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The average life expectancy is 81 in Canada, what are the three factors that contribute to our long life expectancy?

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Resources, healthcare and safety

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what are two ways populations increase and two ways they decrease?

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Increase - birth and immigration

Decrease - death and emigration

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why do country like Canada and Germany want to keep their populations growing

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Because the government will lose money and can’t pay for the services like in Canada free healthcare

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What is the population density? What is Canadas? why is it so low?

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The population density is population per unit area = TOTAL # OF PEOPLE
-Canadas is 3.7 ppl per km@
Its low because of climate

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on an average day in Canada how many more new people are living in our country?

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about 923 each day

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What does dependency load mean? What percentage of Canadas population make up the dependency load? why is this important for the government to be aware of?

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1- portion of population either too young (14 down) or too old (65 up) to work
Canadas is 33% (16% kids 17% seniors)
The government should be aware so they know how many people are working and paying texes

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in regards to the settlement of Canada, In which direction was the nation settles and why do you think this case was?

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East to west

usually when poeple entered from Europe they entered from the east more than west

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under the skilled worker class, how many points does an immigrant applicant need to get accepted into the country? what are three specific examples of how applicants can get points

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They need a minimum of 67 points or more
- people with experience in high demanol auccupents, people who can speak both French and English in high proficiency
age between 21 - 44

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What are the top three countries immigrants came from to Canada in 2012

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china, philipines, India

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what are the three main cities immigrants are moving to in Canada and what are 4 reasons why

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Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver

  • most come from large cities
  • lots of jobs
  • families already live there
  • easier transition w/ people who speak, eat, and practice the same religion
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what is a refugee

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  • fleeing/escaping their country for safety
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what are 5 pull and push factors that a nation might have that make people want to leave or enter a nation

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pulls
- health care, education, peaceful nation, clean water, quality university and collage
Push
- over populated, lack of jobs, polluted, war, lack of healthcare

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what are res schools? how many students attended these schools

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  • designed to assimilate Canadas native peoples into European(white)
  • 150,000 students attended these schools
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what are 2 pros and cons about living on a res today as an indigenous person?

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pros - learn language, live w/ community

cons - no fresh drinking water, lack medical support

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how do res schools impact survivors and their families today?

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loss of culture/ religion, traditions lost, PTSD

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how many people are identified as aboriginal/indigenous in the 2016 census? why is the First Nation, Metis and Inuit populations growing so fast, give three reasons?

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nearly 1.7 million ppl

increases life expectancy, high fertility rate, more open to identify themselves

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how many people identify as indigenous around the world and how many distinct groups do they represent?

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370,000,000 and 5000 distinct groups

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what are some challenges the first nations, Metis and quit populations are facing today?

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major repairs, scramble to find shelter, moving homes consistently, kids going hungry.

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why is lacrosse a culturally significant sport to many indigenous communities in North America?

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lacrosse bring communities together and strengthens the bond, brings good thoughts, for wellbeing of themselfs