Western Canada is a region of Canada that encompasses the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. Western Canada can be described as a geographic space or a colonized region. This quiz seeks to explain what latitude and longitude are, the three main factors that affect temperature, what does GPS stands for, and the three main biomes in Canada. See moreYou simply must take this captivating quiz on Western Canada.
Population, wildlife and vegetation
Number of buildings, polution and population
Water, volcanoes and weather
Proximity to water, seasons and altitude
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Global poitising system
Global positioning system
Graphic precipitation system
General physiographical system
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Show the weather in graphic form.
Shows physical landscape in an area
Determine laditude and longitude postions
Show the population in an area
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Cultural Environment
A City
Human Environment
Land Scrips
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Mountain and cold winter climates
Western mild winter and polar climates
Semi-arid and cold winter climates
Polar and Severe winter climates
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Low and high
Boom and Bust
Healthy and unhealthy
Slow and fast
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Forests Tundra and Grassland
Tundra, desert and grassland
Desert, forests and tundra
Rainy, dry and mild
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Economy, Environment, landforms, physical environment and recources
Economy, population, buldings, landforms and water
Landforms, recources, famous people, sickness/infections and water
Zombies, aliens, vampires, werewolfs and pixies
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They used the land without permenantly damaging the environment
They hunted buffalo
They didn't make large cities and farms that would damage the environment
They used the land with more efficiency than the europeans
They hunted larissa
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