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What is the law that extended the Canadian province of Quebec south into the Ohio Valley?
Quebec Act 1774
The Quebec Act of 1774 restored the Great Lakes and the Ohio River Valley regions to the province.
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What did the first nations person in the Ohio valley feel when quebec's boundaries were extended south into the Ohio Valley?
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What is the capital of Labrador?
The Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador consists of two parts: the island of Newfoundland and the large (but sparsely populated) mainland region of Labrador. The capital of the province is St. John's (not to be confused with the city of Saint John, N.B.); the administrative headquarters for Labrador is Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
Which province has largest dairy farming industry in Canada?
Quebec has the largest dairy industry in Canada, there are about 360,000 milking cows. Quebec also has the most farms, 6,200 mainly because Quebec farms are typically smaller. Ontario has roughly 320,000 dairy cows. British Columbia is also a large player in the industry, specifically the Fraser Valley. BC has the most expensive quota by a landslide, $41,800 compared to $25,000 in Ontario and Quebec. Land is expensive as well, $60,000 an acre some cities of the Fraser Valley. However farmers have the highest milk yield and get 5 cuts of grass per year their. Chilliwack, BC is where the largest farm in Canada is, they milk 3000 cows in a large rotary dairy owned by the Kooyman family.
Where is the southernmost point of the eastern rift valley located?
Province, Kenya
Which Canada province has more than 40 native species that produce fruits?
bc okenagan valley
What did the first nations person in the Ohio valley feel when quebec's boundaries were extended south into the Ohio Valley?
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What was Quebec acts?
it expanded the province of Quebec to the Ohio River Valley, established Roman Catholicism as the official Quebec religion, and set up a government without a respresentative assembly
What is Rift Valley Province's population?
Rift Valley Province's population is 10,006,805.
What is the area of Rift Valley Province?
The area of Rift Valley Province is 182,413 square kilometers.
What is the topography of Quebec?
Quebec's topography is diverse, featuring a mix of mountains, plateaus, and plains. The northern region is dominated by the rugged Canadian Shield, characterized by exposed rock and numerous lakes. In contrast, the southern part includes the St. Lawrence River valley, which is more fertile and home to rolling hills and agricultural land. The Appalachian Mountains also extend into the southeastern part of the province, adding to its varied landscape.
To what country did the Intolerable Acts give land that the colonists had claimed?
The British dominion of Canada, specifically the mostly French province of Quebec. While the granting of this territory in the Quebec Act may have mollified the French Canadians, it infuriated the US colonials who had their own sights on the Ohio River valley.
What province is marked by a long valley in the center of California?
Great Valley
What provinces begin with Co?
Cordova is a province in Spain. Compostela Valley is a province in the Philippines.
Where are the badlands from whitecourt on a map?
The Badlands are located near Drumheller, Alberta, which is approximately 330 km southeast of Whitecourt. The Badlands can be found within the Red Deer River valley in the Canadian province of Alberta.
What is the smallest province in region 11 Philippines?
The smallest province in Region 11, Philippines is Compostela Valley.
What is the exact location of Huang he valley?
The Huang He Valley is located in northern China, and it follows the path of the Yellow River. It extends from the Qinghai province in the west to the Shandong province in the east.
What is the capital of Labrador?
The Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador consists of two parts: the island of Newfoundland and the large (but sparsely populated) mainland region of Labrador. The capital of the province is St. John's (not to be confused with the city of Saint John, N.B.); the administrative headquarters for Labrador is Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
