Canada’s Economy, Culture, & Subregions

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Canada’s Economy, Culture, & Subregions Unit 2 Day 7 Chapter 7 Section 2-3

What are the First Nations? Canada’s native peoples Worked with traders Moved animal pelts from the wilderness to trading posts

What makes up Canada’s economy? One of world's richest economies Important industries: farming, logging, mining and fishing 13 % income from manufacturing Over 70% of money comes from the service industry 78% of Canada’s exports come to the United States

What is the culture of Canada? Metis (may-TEES): people of mixed French and native heritage Bilingual nation: French & English 80% of Canadians live on just 10% of the land, mostly along the US border 4/5 of population live in cities Toronto pictured

What do Canadians do for fun? 99 % literacy rate Skating, ice hockey, fishing Lacrosse from Canada 99.99 in USA

Today’s Assignment Unit 2 Day 7 Economy, Culture, and Subregions of Canada Activity - Due at the end of class!! - Use the pg. #’s provided and your class notes to complete the assignment!