31.
Which province is not a Prairie Province?

Ontario

Saskatchewan

Alberta

Manitoba
32.
How was Upper Canada different from Lower Canada?

Upper Canada was Protestant and English-speaking and Lower Canada was Roman Catholic and French-speaking.

Upper Canada was Roman Catholic and English-speaking and Lower Canada was Protestant and French-speaking.

Upper Canada was Roman Catholic and French-speaking and Lower Canada was Protestant and English-speaking.

The distinctions between the populations of the two provinces were not apparent.
33.
Keys consist of a section of a waterway with closed gates where water levels are raised or lowered to enable to passage of ships.

True

False
34.
The first inhabitants of what is now the United States and Canada were ______________, people who moved from place to place.

British

nomads

Native Americans

French
35.
Quebec is commonly associated with the English culture, while Ontario is commonly associated with the French culture.

True

False
36.
Sustainable communities cut down on commuting by creating communities where residents can both live and work.

True

False
37.
Religion and ancestry were the two main factors that defined the differences among Canadians by the end of the 18th century.

True

False
38.
Which of the following is not a factor which causes urban sprawl?

unrestricted growth

construction and growth of expressways

unlimited use of automobiles

increased costs for housing, utilities, and other public expenses
39.
In global trade, the U.S. economy accounts for 10 percent of the world’s ____________, which are goods sold to another country.

manufactured goods

services

imports

exports