CGC1D - Unit 4 - Changing Populations

Reasons that make you want to leave your home country 

This Canadian Province/Territory has the highest population 

Type of migrant who moves to one country for part of the year (for work) and then travels back

If you move into a country permanently you are a(n) 

Manitoba’s land size is 647,797 km² & their population is 1,282,000 calculate their pop density

Why was it important to settle the prairie provinces at the turn of the century?

Which factor does NOT affect population growth rates?

Sask’s pop. is 1,125,400 and Canada’s total pop is 35,540,400 what % of Canadians live in Sask?

In comparison to today the how many children did the average Canadian woman in the 1950s have? 

Anyone from the age group 0-14 & 65+ is part of this group 

The average yearly wage of a person in the working population within a particular country 

Which is not associated with the HDI (Human Development Index)?

Where people live within a given Country

These immigrants are allowed into Canada because their financial resources will create new jobs

Taking financial responsibility of a family member for 10 yrs so they can immigrate to Canada 

Ontario’s land size is 1,076,395 km² and population is 13,678,700 calculate population density 

Alberta’s pop is 4,121,700, Canada’s total pop is 35,540,400 what % of Canadians live in Alb?

According to the article "London Missing Out" how do Immigrants contribute to our society

Which country is currently experiencing negative growth 

A person who lives in two different Countries throughout the year due to climate.

Of the following countries, which has the lowest HDI score?

The Country in the world with the highest population density 

A population pyramid which looks like a triangle with a wide base shows a country with a 

At the turn of the century most of Canada’s immigrants in the past came from  

Quebec’s land size is 1,542,056 km² and their pop. is 8,214,700 calculate their pop. density

A population pyramid that looks like an upside-down triangle shows that the country has a

The average Canadian woman (of reproductive age) today has how many kids? 

This Canadian Province/Territory has the largest land area 

Which is an example of a pull factor?

This Province has the highest population density 

Which of the following isn't traditionally considered a characteristic associated with culture?

At the turn of the century the Canadian government charged a head tax on immigrants from...

By the turn of the century (late 1800s) which area of Canada was not heavily settled?

A dispersed population (spread out) distribution pattern may be found

Often associated with Lesser Developed Countries

Quebec’s earliest rural settlements were called 

PEI’s pop. is 146,300 and Canada’s total pop. is 35,540,400 what % of Canadians live in PEI?

If you leave a country permanently you are considered a(n)

The number of people per km² 

Ontario’s earliest rural settlements were called:

This is the total number of migrants when you subtract emigrants from the number of immigrants

When the % of urban areas of a country increase and the % of rural areas decrease

Anyone from the age group 15-64 is part of this group 

Each farmer in this area of Canada was provided with 160 acres of farm land

A person who flees his or her country in fear of persecution is called a(n) 

In 1871, what percentage of Canada’s total population lived in Rural areas? 

Which is not a reason Early settlers in southern Quebec valued locations along rivers 

Which categorie(s) do Independent immigrants fall into