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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in this unit.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in this unit.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in this unit.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in this unit.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in this unit.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in this unit.

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What topics from Unit 1 will you use for this task?

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1. Region Characteristics

2. LOWER Near Water

3. Geologic History of Earth

4. Alfred Wegener's Theory

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Forestry in Canada and Energy in Canada relate to each other because Canada can use forestry to produce energy in the form of burning the lumber.

(British Columbia)

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Mineral Exploration In Canada / Imports and Exports

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Mineral Exploration In Canada / Imports and Exports

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Mineral Exploration In Canada and Imports and Exports relate to each other because the minerals that we find and extract can be exported to other countries for profit and Canada can import minerals from other countries as well.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in unit 1&2.  

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in unit 1&2.  

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 What topics from Unit 2 will you use for this task?

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1. Forestry in Canada

2. Mineral Exploration In Canada

3. Industry

4. Energy in Canada

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Region Characteristics / LOWER Near Water

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Region Characteristics / LOWER Near Water

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Region characteristics and LOWER Near Water relate to each other because if a region is mountainous and far North as characteristics, the peak of said mountains are going to be colder due to both latitude and altitude.

(Rocky Mountains)

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Geologic History of the Earth / Alfred Wegner's Theory 

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Geologic History of the Earth / Alfred Wegner's Theory 

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Geologic History of the Earth and Wegener's Theory relate to each other because because Wegener's Theory proves that the movement of continents and landmasses were factual and apart of Earth's geologic History.

(Boreal Forest)

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Forestry In Canada / Alfred Wegener's Theory

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Forestry In Canada / Alfred Wegener's Theory

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Forestry in Canada and Wegener's Theory relate to each other because the Great Boreal Forest spans across the far northern hemisphere in North America, Europe and Asia, thus proving that continental drift and Wegener's Theory is factual.

(Boreal Forest)

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Mineral Exploration In Canada / Region Characteristics

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Mineral Exploration In Canada / Region Characteristics

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Mineral Exploration In Canada and Region Characteristics relate to each other because depending on the region and its characteristics, it will contain different minerals than other regions. For example, Canada's Uranium mines are only found in Northern Saskatchewan.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in this unit.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between the topics covered in this unit.

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Push and Pull factors and Immigration relate to each other because push factors, for example, war, famine and prosecution, and pull factors, job opportunities, better living standards and family connections, may increase the amount of immigration to certain countries.

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Population in Canada / Population Pyramids

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Population in Canada / Population Pyramids

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Population in Canada and Population Pyramids relate to each other because Canada's age groups can be turned into a population pyramid, making it easier to read and understand.

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Ecological Footprint and Carbon Footprint relate to each other because carbon footprint and ecological footprint can be organized into the same category of environmental impact.

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Sustainable Communities and Eco-Friendly Products/Packaging relate to each other because a sustainable community will more than likely, eco-friendly products with eco-friendly packaging when purchasing goods from stores to support local businesses and to reduce carbon emissions.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between topics covered in units 1, 2, 3 and 4.

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Identify and explain 2 interrelationships between topics covered in units 1, 2, 3 and 4.

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Canada's Landform Regions and Agriculture relate to each other because certain regions may have a higher percentage of farms because there are regions in Canada where people are unable to farm because soil quality or lack of soil.

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Natural Resources and Land Uses relate to each other because urban planners use ways to protect and conserve natural resources by plotting green zones in specific locations.