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Canada's Human Landscape: Classifying Communities

Explore the diverse communities of Canada through a regional perspective, studying growth and decline of settlements, regional identities, and Canadian pop culture. Learn about settlement patterns, physical landscapes, and the development of urban and rural areas.

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Canada's Human Landscape: Classifying Communities

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  1. THIS IS JEOPARDY

  2. Your With Hosts... Miss. Lydon and Mr. Gillis

  3. Classifying Communities Canada’s Human Landscape Growth/ Decline of settlements A Regional Perspective Regional Identities Canadian Pop culture 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  4. This analogy refers to Canada’s pockets of settlement as islands A 100

  5. A tool used by geographers to study how closely together people live in a particular country or area. A 200

  6. The features of the physical landscape, such as fertile soil, abundant trees, plentiful fish or presence of minerals. A 300

  7. A system of landholding that led to a settlement pattern of long, narrow lots facing rivers and roads A 400

  8. These settlers were familiar with the township system of settlement and choose to use in Ontario. A 500

  9. Can include a variety of services, shopping centers, warehousing, and housing developments, usually along major highways. B 100

  10. Describes those areas, often agricultural, that are located outside owns and cities. B 200

  11. Areas with a population density of at least 400 people per square kilometers B 300

  12. Important port in First and Second World Wars, and remains a strategic naval centre. B 400

  13. The forced movement of a group of people B 500

  14. The area in a region that is most developed and populated, the areas that surround the most developed area and their relationship. C 100

  15. Ontario and Quebec are classified as this region C 200

  16. A system of ranking one thing over another, in geography, the ranking of smaller regions within larger regions. C 300

  17. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  18. A tool used by geographers to help bring order to their study. It involves breaking the whole into smaller parts. C 400

  19. Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta is classified as this region C 500

  20. The best NHL team on the planet ! (according to Miss Lydon) D 100

  21. George Canyon is from this town and province D 200

  22. Canada’s largest bridge D 300

  23. Total # of gold medals Canada won at the 2010 Olympics D 400

  24. Name this Canadian D 500

  25. E 100

  26. .. micrometres E 200

  27. This regional identity or stereotype originates in.. E 300

  28. E 400

  29. Canada’s National Symbol E 500

  30. #2 is the province of…. If you are eating filet mignon, what are you eating? F 100

  31. 4 # is the province of…. F 200

  32. # 1 is the province of… F 300

  33. # 13 is the.. Ingredients of a Big Mac F 400

  34. The areas that are more densely populated… F 500

  35. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Television Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

  36. Name three people on The Big Bang Theory Click on screen to continue

  37. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!

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