Chapter 6 Lesson 3 - Life in Canada

What is the capital city of Canada and home to the national government?

• Ottawa

• Manitoba

• Toronto

• Quebec

The name for a city and its surrounding suburbs.

• rural area

• metropolitan area

• costal area

Canada is a (a)   nation meaning it has 2 official languages, English and French

Toronto has more than 5 million people and has access to the Atlantic Ocean via the (a)   . As a result, it is a major port.

Sending trained members of the military to crisis to speak to maintain peace and order is called (a)   .

Canada's third largest city is located in British Columbia and is also Canada's busiest port. Name this city.

• Quebec

• Edmonton

• Vancouver

• Toronto

______ is Canada's second largest city; the economic hub or center of activity in the province of Québec.

• Vancouver

• Montreal

• Calgary

• Toronto

Two western cities that benefit from Alberta's large oil and natural gas reserve that have fueled an economic boom in the province are:

• Quebec

• Edmonton

• Ottawa

• Calgary

What is Canada's relationship with other nations?

In the early 1900's Canada joined the US and Mexico in signing NAFTA which eliminated trade barriers in North America, also known as the :

• North America Freedom to Agree

• Northern Americas Freight Train Agreement

• North American Free Trade Agreement

• Not Another False Tariff Agreement