Which of Canada's Atlantic Provinces has jurisdiction over mainly uninhabited Labrador?
A. Prince Edward Island
B. Newfoundland
C. New Brunswick
D. Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labrador
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The Alternative for the Americas agreement of the early 2000s is primarily aimed at
A. improving ties with the European Union.
B. inviting foreign investment from Asia.
C. creating a Latin American Union.
D. excluding the United States from Latin America.
The Alternative for the Americas agreement of the early 2000s is primarily aimed at
A. improving ties with the European Union.
B. inviting foreign investment from Asia.
C. creating a Latin American Union.
D. excluding the United States from Latin America.
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The correct answer is B. Newfoundland. To determine this, we need to know about the geographical divisions of Canada's Atlantic Provinces and the jurisdiction of Labrador.
To start, let's address the Atlantic Provinces. Canada's Atlantic Provinces consist of four provinces located on the eastern coast of Canada: Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.
Next, let's focus on Labrador. Labrador is the mainland portion of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. It is larger than the island of Newfoundland and located to the northeast of it.
Now, let's determine which of the Atlantic Provinces has jurisdiction over mainly uninhabited Labrador. Since Labrador is part of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, the correct answer is B. Newfoundland. Labrador falls within the jurisdiction of Newfoundland, even though it is mainly uninhabited.
Therefore, the jurisdiction over mainly uninhabited Labrador belongs to Newfoundland.