| Term | Definition |
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Rocky Mountains |
The major mountain range in Western North America. |
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Glacier |
A huge slow moving mass of snow and ice. |
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Great Lakes |
The worlds largest group of fresh water lakes. |
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Tributary |
A river or stream that flows into a larger river. |
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Tundra |
A cold, dry region covered with snow for more than half of the year. |
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Permafrost |
A permanently frozen layer of ground below the top layer of ground. |
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Prairie |
A region of flat or rolling ground covered with grasses. |
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Province |
A polotical division of land in Canada. |
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Alluvial Soil |
Fertile topsoil left by a river, especially after a flood. |
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Agribusiness |
A large business that runs huge farms. |
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Hydroelectricity |
Electric power produced by moving water. |
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Fossil Fuels |
A fuel formed over millions of yearsfrom animals and plant remains. |
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