Canada and Trade

1. – An agreement between countries to help each other in case of war or danger.
5. – Tiny plants in the ocean that make oxygen and are food for many sea creatures.
7. – Using machines or computers to do tasks that people used to do.
9. – A product that a country sells to another country.
10. – Plants or animals that are brought to a new place and harm the environment.
12. – When people do not have enough money or resources to live a healthy life.
13. – Water carried in ships to help them balance, which can sometimes bring invasive species to new places.
15. – Great damage or chaos.
16. – The buying and selling of goods and services.
19. – Buying and selling things online, like music, videos, or services.
21. – Taxes that a country puts on goods coming from other countries.
22. – Rules or taxes that make it harder to buy or sell goods between countries.
23. – A product that a country buys from another country.
24. – Cutting down trees for wood or to clear land.
25. – Tools and machines used by doctors and nurses to help people stay healthy.

2. – Ideas, inventions, or creative work that belong to someone, like books, music, or patents.
3. – Plants or animals that naturally live in a certain place.
4. – When a country sells more goods to other countries than it buys.
6. – Help given to people in need, like food, water, or medicine, often after disasters.
8. – The difference between how much a country sells to other countries and how much it buys from them.
11. – When a country buys more goods from other countries than it sells.
14. – Catching too many fish so that their population gets too small.
17. – The variety of living things, like plants, animals, and bacteria, in a certain area.
18. – When soldiers or groups help keep peace in a place where there is conflict.
20. – Medicines that help protect people from diseases.