Social Studies Chapter 3 Test Flashcards
a group of islands, this analogy refers to Canada’s pockets of settlements as islands
Archipelago Effect
people distributed in different places across the country
Population Distribution
The Five Regions
- Nothern
- Praries
- Atlantic
- Central
- West Coast
A measure of how closely together people live in a given country or area
Population Density
Are features of land that attract people to an area (Ex: flat land)
Site Factors
Are sites that grow in towns that attract people to that area (Ex: aviation)
Situational Factors
Landholding that led to a settlement pattern of long, narrow lots facing rivers and roads
Seigneurial System
Settlement system based on square blocks of 100 acres of land each
Township System
Largest agriculture area in Canada because of its fertile soil and favourable climate
Great Lake- St. Lawrence Lowlands
Developed fishing, lumbering and shipbuilding industries. They promoted the growth of other communities
Atlantic Canada
Rugged coast and mountains promoted fishing and lumbering as major industries/huge trees
West Coast (Western Cordillera)
The economy of the Great Lakes, St.Lawrence lowlands area was at first based on __________
Agriculture
A change in economy from one based on agriculture and resources to one based on manufacturing
Industrial Revolution
Unfairly applying an idea or attitude to an entire group of people based on one example
Stereotype
The most densely populated province in Canada
Prince Edward Island