Social Studies Chapter 3 Test Flashcards

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a group of islands, this analogy refers to Canada’s pockets of settlements as islands

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Archipelago Effect

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people distributed in different places across the country

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Population Distribution

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The Five Regions

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  • Nothern
  • Praries
  • Atlantic
  • Central
  • West Coast
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A measure of how closely together people live in a given country or area

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Population Density

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Are features of land that attract people to an area (Ex: flat land)

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Site Factors

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Are sites that grow in towns that attract people to that area (Ex: aviation)

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Situational Factors

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Landholding that led to a settlement pattern of long, narrow lots facing rivers and roads

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Seigneurial System

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Settlement system based on square blocks of 100 acres of land each

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Township System

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Largest agriculture area in Canada because of its fertile soil and favourable climate

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Great Lake- St. Lawrence Lowlands

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Developed fishing, lumbering and shipbuilding industries. They promoted the growth of other communities

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Atlantic Canada

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Rugged coast and mountains promoted fishing and lumbering as major industries/huge trees

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West Coast (Western Cordillera)

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The economy of the Great Lakes, St.Lawrence lowlands area was at first based on __________

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Agriculture

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A change in economy from one based on agriculture and resources to one based on manufacturing

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Industrial Revolution

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Unfairly applying an idea or attitude to an entire group of people based on one example

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Stereotype

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The most densely populated province in Canada

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Prince Edward Island

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When a city becomes so large that it becomes difficult to sustain a comfortable lifestyle

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Megacity

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When rural areas gradually turn into large cities/towns

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Urbanization

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When a town no longer exists because the main source of employment has shut down

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Ghost Town

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The ________ include Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta

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Prairies

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The ________ includes Yukon, Northwest and Nunavut territories

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North

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One of the negative effects of megacities

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Pollution

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The name used by geographers to describe our population patterns that resemble islands

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Archipelago Effect

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The most developed and populated area of a region

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Core

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The economy of ______ was first based on fishing, farming, and forestry

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British Columbia

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When people decide to leave their small, rural homes to find opportunities in larger cities

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Rural to Urban Drift

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The farthest one can travel using a particular means of transportation

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Head Of Navigation

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The _______ region includes the provinces of Ontario and Quebec

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Central

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______ boundaries are decided by governments and do not rely on the physical features of the land

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Political

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The economy of the ________ region was first based on fishing, forestry, and shipbuilding

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Atlantic

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The areas which surround the most populated and developed areas in a region

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Periphery

30
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One of the categories used in classifying regions of Canada

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Locations

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An example of a ________ boundary is a river or mountain

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Physical

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Canada is the _______ largest country in the world in terms of its land mass

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Second