Chapter+5+Study+Guide


 * Chapter 5 Study Guide**

**Vocabulary**


 * Multiculturalism**- an acceptance of many cultures instead of just one


 * Refugee**- someone who leaves his or her country because of war, disaster, or persecution


 * Parliament**- Canada's national lawmaking body


 * Export**- goods traded with or sold to other countries


 * Import**- goods brought into a country through trade or sale


 * Transportation corridor**- paths that make transportation easier


 * Transportation barrier**- geographic features that prevent or slow down transportation


 * Bilingual**- able to speak 2 languages


 * Francophone**- French speaking people


 * Separatists**- a person who wants to separate from a body to which he or she belongs, such as a church or nation. Someone who thinks that Quebec should be an independent country is a separatist.


 * First Nations**- in Canada, the descendants of the first settlers of North America, who came from Asia


 * Constitutional Monarchy**- a government ruled by a king or a queen whose power is determined by the nation's constitution


 * Pierre Trudeau-** a prime minister who led an effort to add a Charter of Rights and Freedoms to the Canadian Constitution in 1982


 * industry**- an area of economic activity

//**What effects does the policy of multiculturalism have on Canada?**// The effects the policy of multiculturalism has on Canada are, it creates an acceptance of of many cultures instead of just one. Canada is a diverse country with district culture groups and two official languages.
 * Section 1**

//**How has Canada tried to satisfy the needs of its many culture groups?**// Canada has passed laws guaranteeing the preservation of different cultural heritages.
 * Section 2**

//**How does Canada’s wealth of natural resources contribute to its economy?**// Canada's natural resources support farming, mining, logging, and fishing.
 * Section 3**

//**What are some major culture groups of Canada?**// Some major culture groups of Canada are French Canadians, Inuit, Chinese (mostly from Hong Kong), and South Americans.
 * Section 4**


 * There will be short answer questions like those listed above on the test instead of an essay. They will each be worth five points each.**


 * States and Capitals** - Five from **anywhere** in the country