CCW Unit 1 Test Review - Regions & Identity

Currently, the largest number of immigrants to Canada come from:

Which of the following is NOT an example of a physiographic region in Canada?

The pattern of how or where people live within a country is called:

An immigrant who moves to a new country because they have a desirable job skill or qualification is a:

How many provinces and territories does Canada have?

Which economic industry is the Atlantic region best known for?

Which of the following is NOT a class of immigrant?

Who were the first people to settle in Canada?

In what year was Canada given full control over its constitution?

Canada is a bilingual country because:

Immigration is important to Canada because:

Which of these provinces was NOT one of the original four at Confederation?

These were the first Europeans to settle permanently in Canada:

"The study of human populations" describes what term?

When babies are born faster than people are dying, it is known as a:

A person who flees their country due to war or persecution is called a:

Cities, roads, and economies of trade are all examples of:

Which of the following is NOT necessary to apply for Canadian citizenship?

The Industrial Revolution caused a wave of immigration from 1815-1850 called:

This province or territory has the largest population in Canada

The largest country in the world, in regards to land mass, is:

An immigrant who moves to a new country because they already have family members there is a:

The calculation that divides a population by the amount of land available is called:

Which of the following terms relates to Canada as a country?

Time periods where many immigrants come to Canada together are known as:

How many major physiographic regions does Canada have?

In what year did Manitoba join Confederation and become a province?

Canada is divided, in human geography, into different:

The Immigration Act is intended to prevent these people from moving to Canada:

In what year was the Dominion of Canada created?

The physiographic region with the highest population is:

Canada's current population is roughly:

The study of Earth's natural elements and landforms is called:

The process of a person of foreign birth becoming a citizen is called: