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Vancouver s population has increased for all of these except

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Vancouver's population has increased for all of these except an influx of retired Canadians.

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There has been a deep rise in the population of Vancouver due to a huge amount influx of the immigrants from Canada. The immigrants mainly are people who have retired from their work life, rather than people or youth in search of jobs. Vancouver has a very favorable climate which is fairly temperate and has perfect living conditions. Retired personnel prefer this location due to the serene environment and calm demeanor along with an advanced outdoor lifestyle that attracts people.

Geography

Vancouver’s population has increased for all of these reasons except a. an influx of retired canadians b. its mineral resources c. its desirable climate d. immigration from asia

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The increase in the the population of Vancouver is the mainly due to the rapid increase of immigrants from Canada. Most of them are retired. There reasons for the transfer include the peaceful and calm demeanor, outdoor lifestyle, and the fairly temperate climate.

Geography

Vancouver’s population has increased for all of these reasons except a. an influx of retired canadians b. its mineral resources c. its desirable climate d. immigration from asia

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The increase in the the population of Vancouver is the mainly due to the rapid increase of immigrants from Canada. Most of them are retired. There reasons for the transfer include the peaceful and calm demeanor, outdoor lifestyle, and the fairly temperate climate.

History

1. what was one effect of the 1858 gold rush on vancouver land? a. farming increased. b. manufacturing decreased. c. the population increased. d. immigration decreased. 2. how have residents of canada s eastern coast dealt with changes in the fishing industry? a. they have completely given up fishing. b. they only fish for cod. c. they have banned aquaculture. d. they concentrated on other economic activity s

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1. C. The population increased.
2. D. They concentrated on other economic activity's

History

1. what was one effect of the 1858 gold rush on vancouver land? a. farming increased. b. manufacturing decreased. c. the population increased. d. immigration decreased. 2. how have residents of canada s eastern coast dealt with changes in the fishing industry? a. they have completely given up fishing. b. they only fish for cod. c. they have banned aquaculture. d. they concentrated on other economic activity s

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1. C. The population increased.
2. D. They concentrated on other economic activity's

Social Studies

1which statement best describes the government of canada? (1 point) the monarch of britain has total control over canada. the canadian parliament is ruled by the united states. canada has complete power over its own government. the prime minister is the monarch of canada. 2 what was the result of the 1995 referendum held in quebec? (1 point) quebec separated from canada. french became the official language of canada. quebec s people voted to remain part of canada. quebec became part of france. 3 one way that european settlement changed the lives

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The first question is the four option I think

Social Studies

1which statement best describes the government of canada? (1 point) the monarch of britain has total control over canada. the canadian parliament is ruled by the united states. canada has complete power over its own government. the prime minister is the monarch of canada. 2 what was the result of the 1995 referendum held in quebec? (1 point) quebec separated from canada. french became the official language of canada. quebec s people voted to remain part of canada. quebec became part of france. 3 one way that european settlement changed the lives

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The first question is the four option I think

Geography

45 points Geography in Canada 10 Questions Question 1 Which region contains Newfoundland and Nova Scotia? Atlantic Provinces Prairie Provinces British Columbia Northern Lands Question 2 Why do most people in Canada live in southern Ontario and Quebec? Choose all answers that are correct. Fertile areas in these provinces allow agriculture. Trade along the St. Lawrence Seaway creates jobs. Large metropolitan areas draw people to the area. The climate is pleasant due to warm air from the Pacific Ocean. Question 3 Which bodies of water border Canada?

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Here are all the questions and answers --

1. Which region contains Newfoundland and Nova Scotia?

British Columbia

2. Why do most people in Canada live in southern Ontario and Quebec?

Fertile areas in these provinces allow agriculture.

Trade along the St. Lawrence Seaway creates jobs.

Large metropolitan areas draw people to the area.

3. Which bodies of water border Canada?

Atlantic Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Pacific Ocean

4. Where is Vancouver located?

British Columbia

5. What role does Canada play in the world?

provides aid to poor countries

6. Why did Canada want to increase its population during the mid to late 1900s?

Canada needed more workers to increase industry.

7. Which challenge does Canada face in its effort to reduce the use of fossil fuels?

Fossil fuels are a large industry in the economy.

8. Why did Toronto become a large metropolitan area?

It has access to the Atlantic Ocean.

9. How did the physical environment of the eastern lands affect the First Nations peoples’ way of life?

They hunted and farmed.

10. Why was the Manitoba province created?

The Métis wanted more say in governing.

Explanation: I took the test :)

Geography

45 points Geography in Canada 10 Questions Question 1 Which region contains Newfoundland and Nova Scotia? Atlantic Provinces Prairie Provinces British Columbia Northern Lands Question 2 Why do most people in Canada live in southern Ontario and Quebec? Choose all answers that are correct. Fertile areas in these provinces allow agriculture. Trade along the St. Lawrence Seaway creates jobs. Large metropolitan areas draw people to the area. The climate is pleasant due to warm air from the Pacific Ocean. Question 3 Which bodies of water border Canada?

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Here are all the questions and answers --

1. Which region contains Newfoundland and Nova Scotia?

British Columbia

2. Why do most people in Canada live in southern Ontario and Quebec?

Fertile areas in these provinces allow agriculture.

Trade along the St. Lawrence Seaway creates jobs.

Large metropolitan areas draw people to the area.

3. Which bodies of water border Canada?

Atlantic Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Pacific Ocean

4. Where is Vancouver located?

British Columbia

5. What role does Canada play in the world?

provides aid to poor countries

6. Why did Canada want to increase its population during the mid to late 1900s?

Canada needed more workers to increase industry.

7. Which challenge does Canada face in its effort to reduce the use of fossil fuels?

Fossil fuels are a large industry in the economy.

8. Why did Toronto become a large metropolitan area?

It has access to the Atlantic Ocean.

9. How did the physical environment of the eastern lands affect the First Nations peoples’ way of life?

They hunted and farmed.

10. Why was the Manitoba province created?

The Métis wanted more say in governing.

Explanation: I took the test :)

Geography

Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows. Color map of the Earth with good proportions. Image by Mdf Identify the map projection style shown on the map above. What are the pros and cons of this particular projection design? Is this projection more appealing to you than others you ve seen in this lesson? In a short paragraph, describe this projection and its appeal.

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Answer and explanation: This is a Robinson map of the world. The Robinson projection was created in 1963 by the geographer Arthur Robinson. The projection seeks to balance different types of distortion. The projection isn't perfect, but it is considered more visually appealing than others. It balances small distortions of area, shape, distance, and direction.
Answer and explanation: This is a Robinson map of the world. The Robinson projection was created in

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