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Canadians by law protect people's immigrant culture in order to learn from it and apply it to Canada to make a rich "mosaic". Americans, in contrast, believe that those who move to the USA should "Assimilate" (Change their culture to fit in) to American culture.

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Who is Canadian Cultural Mosaic Foundation

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This is a place where humans have created permanent settlements. They tend to have warm or mild climates, fertile soil for crops, access to easily accessible natural resources and access to potable (drinkable) water.

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Is near the US border

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1. First Nations (Native Americans)
2. British (English)
3. French

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36 Million
Stage IV in population growth

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Atlantic: Fishing, Rural Life.
Core: Urban Life in the countries largest cities
Prairie: Farming, Hunting and Fishing, Rodeos
Pacific: Hiking, Mountain Climbing, Sailing, Fishing

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Weather is the atmospheric conditions right now (75F High 21F Low, 85% chance of rain today, cloudy)
Climate is the atmospheric conditions over many decades (Hot and Rainy Summers and Cool Dry Winters)

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Quebec's French culture (language, religion, ect...) makes it unique from the rest of Canada which is English culture. Some people in Quebec think that those differences are reason enough to leave Canada and become an independent country.

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This is the first video in a series that focuses on Quebec's political history! For our first video we briefly discuss Separatism and what steps the Canadian government has taken in response. Thanks for watching! Please comment, subscribe, and give our video a thumbs up!

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Core Region: Manufacturing, Trade, Farming
Northern Region: Fishing and Hunting
Prairie Region: Oil, Coal and Natural Gas, Agriculture
Atlantic Region: Fishing, Forestry and Mining
Pacific Region: Shipping, Trade, Forestry, Mining

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Canada has low birthrates, a highly educated populous, it is a member of NAFTA and has a high GDP per capita. They rank 10 on the HDI. Their life expectancy is in the 80s. Is Canada a developed or developing country.

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This is a place where humans have created permanent settlements. They tend to have warm or mild climates, fertile soil for crops, access to easily accessible natural resources and access to potable (drinkable) water.

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Most places (highlands, swamp, tundra, ice cap) you have to stay warm to survive. In the desert you would have to stay cool. You need access to potable water, food, and shelter in all the areas. You have to use what the environment gives you to survive.

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The North American Free Trade Agreement is an agreement between the  USA, Canada and Mexico where no tariffs(export or import taxes) will be added to goods going across the borders of all three countries.

Pros: Lowers Prices for Consumer, Creates Jobs in Mexico, Pro-Business
Cons: Hurt US Worker

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We're taking a look back to how NAFTA came to be in the first place. President Bill Clinton signed NAFTA into law, so he gets most of the credit or blame - depending on where you're coming from. But the idea of NAFTA actually got its first big boost with another president.