Introductory Geography
Introductory Geography
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Lawrence 210 THE EARTH AS A WHOLE and the ocean ? (5) Name and locate the chief cities along this route. (6) Where is the largest city? Why there? (7) Where is Ottawa? Halifax? (8) Name two cities on the western coast. (9) Tell about the people living in northern Canada. (10) How are icebergs caused? (11) Make a drawing of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River, put- ting in the cities.
FIG. 173.
Cutting ice from the St. Lawrence River opposite Montreal. What effect should you think this thick ...ice would have on the commerce of Montreal ?
SUGGESTIONS. (1) What difficulty do you see in building the Welland Canal ? How is it overcome ? (2) What difficulties should you think the Canadian Pacific Railway would have in running trains in winter ? (3) Why is not Hudson Bay an important outlet for goods by water from Canada? (4) How can you explain the fact that there are no large cities along the great Mackenzie River? (5) Find out something about Quebec. (6) Write a story about the Eskimos. (7) Collect pictures of scenes in Canada.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lawrence 210 THE EARTH AS A WHOLE and the ocean ? (5) Name and locate the chief cities along this route. (6) Where is the largest city? Why there? (7) Where is Ottawa? Halifax? (8) Name two cities on the western coast. (9) Tell about the people living in northern Canada. (10) How are icebergs caused? (11) Make a drawing of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River, put- ting in the cities.
FIG. 173.
Cutting ice from the St. Lawrence River opposite Montreal. What effect should you think this thick ...ice would have on the commerce of Montreal ?
SUGGESTIONS. (1) What difficulty do you see in building the Welland Canal ? How is it overcome ? (2) What difficulties should you think the Canadian Pacific Railway would have in running trains in winter ? (3) Why is not Hudson Bay an important outlet for goods by water from Canada? (4) How can you explain the fact that there are no large cities along the great Mackenzie River? (5) Find out something about Quebec. (6) Write a story about the Eskimos. (7) Collect pictures of scenes in Canada.
What to read after Introductory Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph S Ralph Stockman Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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