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the United States and Canada

There are a lot of similarities and differences between the United States and Canada. One difference between the United States and Canada is that the United States has 50 states and Canada has 10 provinces. One of the similarities is that they are both and the North American continent. Another difference is that ¼ of Canada’s population is French and ¼ of the United States is English settler decedents. Another one of Canada and the United States similarities is that they are both a democracy. The last difference between Canada and the United States is that Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world and the United States is the 4th largest country in the world. The United States has as most of us know 50 states. Canada has 10 provinces. So not only is the number of them different but the provinces are bigger than the states. They also call them provinces. We call them states in the United States. Canada’s population is ¼ French. The United States is ¼ descendents of European settlers. Also one of Canada’s provinces, Quebec, is mostly French speaking. In the United States English is mostly spoken. The United States and Canada are two different types of government. The United States being a Federal republic. Canada being a parliamentary democracy. Canada is also still owned by England. The United States is a free country. Even though Canada is owned by England they still have a prime minister. Canada is owned by a queen. The United States is run by a president. The United States is also the 4th largest country in the world. Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world. The United States and Canada are very same and very different at the same time. They are almost like twins.