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Northern Canada is less populated than southern Canada because
A.
it has a harsher climate.
B.
it lacks natural resources.
C.
it lacks inland waterways.
D.
it has a mountainous terrain.
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A. it has a harsher climate.
The Arctic and subarctic conditions (extreme cold, permafrost, and short growing seasons) make settlement, agriculture, and infrastructure much more difficult, so far fewer people live there.
The Arctic and subarctic conditions (extreme cold, permafrost, and short growing seasons) make settlement, agriculture, and infrastructure much more difficult, so far fewer people live there.
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