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Answer
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Capital of Newfoundland
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St. John's
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Group of people that tried to colonize Newfoundland around the year 1,000 A.D.
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Vikings
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Name of the settlement they established around 1000 A.D.
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Vinland
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Person who founded that settlement
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Leif Erikson
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Ship that sank 640 km off the coasts of Newfoundland
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RMS Titanic
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Cape Spear is the _______most point in North America
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Eastern
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Slang for someone from Newfoundland
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Newfie
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Large gulf Newfoundland borders to the west
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Gulf of St. Lawrence
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French overseas territory 20 km near Newfoundland
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Saint Pierre and Miquelon
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Gander was once home to the world's largest _______, sometimes called the "Crossroads of the World"
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Airport
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Formerly rich fishing grounds off the island of Newfoundland
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Grand Banks
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Newfoundland shares the island of Killiniq with this territory
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Nunavut
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Newfoundland and Labrador is the least _______ populated province
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Densely
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Huge peninsula the mainland part of Newfoundland is situated on
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Labrador
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Politician who was the main force who brought the Newfoundland into the Canadian Confederation in 1949
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Joey Smallwood
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Economic crisis that made Newfoundland give up its independence in 1933
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Great Depression
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Second biggest population center
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Corner Brook
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Type of fish that ran the economy of Newfoundland during the 19th century
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Cod
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Most-visited national park
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Gros Morne
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Strait between Newfoundland and Labrador (hint: word for a beautiful girl)
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Belle Isle
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