Question
How has the climate of Canada affected population distribution in the country?
A.
Most Canadians live in northern Canada, because the southern climate is bad for farming.
B.
Most Canadians live in western Canada, where they earn a living by fishing in the Pacific Ocean.
C.
Most Canadians live in southern Canada, because the northern climate is harsh and cold.
D.
Most Canadians live in central Canada, where they earn a living by logging in Canada’s forest
A.
Most Canadians live in northern Canada, because the southern climate is bad for farming.
B.
Most Canadians live in western Canada, where they earn a living by fishing in the Pacific Ocean.
C.
Most Canadians live in southern Canada, because the northern climate is harsh and cold.
D.
Most Canadians live in central Canada, where they earn a living by logging in Canada’s forest
Answers
GPT-4o mini
C. Most Canadians live in southern Canada, because the northern climate is harsh and cold.
This is the most accurate statement regarding how climate has affected population distribution in Canada. The harsh and cold climate in the northern regions makes it less hospitable for large populations, while the milder climate in the southern parts of the country supports agriculture, urban development, and more favorable living conditions.
This is the most accurate statement regarding how climate has affected population distribution in Canada. The harsh and cold climate in the northern regions makes it less hospitable for large populations, while the milder climate in the southern parts of the country supports agriculture, urban development, and more favorable living conditions.