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United States
It is the country with the third largest geographical size.
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Calgary
The largest city in Alberta
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Mount Logan
This is the highest mountain in Canada, located in Yukon.
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basketball
Invented by James Naismith in 1891 with a peach basket and a wicker ball.
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Hong Kong
After the Opium Wars in the 19th century, Britain gained control of this important Chinese port colony.
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What is a Luddite
Someone who fears modern technology
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India
The largest population on Earth resides in this country as of January 2026.
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Quebec
The largest Province in Canada by land mass.
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What are the Prairies
These grassland plains stretch across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba and are known as Canada’s breadbasket.
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Alexander Graham Bell
In 1876, this Scottish-born inventor working in Canada developed the telephone, revolutionizing global communication.
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What is Jamaica
This Caribbean colony, once the richest sugar-producing island in the British Empire, was known for its large enslaved population.
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Brass
An alloy of Copper and Zinc
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Japan
It is known as the land of the rising sun
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What is the MacKenzie River
This is the longest river in Canada, stretching over 3,000 kilometres and flowing into the Arctic Ocean.
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Niagra Falls
This waterfall, located on the border between Ontario and New York, is one of the most famous natural attractions in Canada.
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What is the snowmobile.
This 1920's invention made transportation in the snow possible by Armand Bombardier.
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India
This South Asian colony became known as the “Jewel in the Crown” of the British Empire during the 19th century.
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Capitalism
An economic system that is driven by profit and controlled by private individuals; considered a market economy.
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Thailand
“The land of smiles”
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Edmonton
The capital city of this province. View Image
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What is the St. Lawrence River?
This river system allows ships to travel from the Atlantic Ocean deep into the North American continent.
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What is lacrosse
It was a sport invented by the Mohawk and Iroquois first peoples which involved a netted stick and a round stone which is now a North American sport.
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Egypt
Following military intervention in 1882, Britain effectively controlled this North African territory to secure the Suez Canal.
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The steam engine
James Watt invented a practical and efficient version of the ____ in 1781.
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Bhutan
Which small Asian country starting with a 'B' can be found in the Himalayas?
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What is the Hudson's Bay
This large inland sea in northeastern Canada is bordered by Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, and Nunavut.
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What is the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Lowlands?
This fertile lowland region along the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River contains the majority of Canada’s population.
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Sonar
Invented by Reginald Fessenden and used sound waves to detect underwater objects.
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What is Sierra Leone?
Founded in 1787 as a settlement for formerly enslaved people, this West African colony became a British Crown Colony in 1808.
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Urbanization
The rapid growth of cities (term)
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Saskatchewan
View Image It's a province/territory within Canada
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