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By~ Aarushi Kaul
America. Canada. Together, they are powerful allies. But let's take a closer look, and compare these allies' differences.
America. Canada. Together, they are powerful allies. But let's take a closer look, and compare these allies' differences.
Regions~
Regions~
Canada is divided into six main regions. The U.S.A. is divided into 50 states and D.C., which is a piece of land set aside by the government.
Ancestry~
Ancestry~
Almost all Canadians have English, Fregnch, Irish, or Scottish ancestors. Starting with the Native Americans, people from almost all over the world decided to pack their things and immigrate to America.
Immigration Rate~
Immigration Rate~
Canada’s immigration rate is double America’s, with immigrants coming from almost all over the world. The most common immigrants in America come from countries in Asia, Europe, and Mexico
Language~
Language~
Canada has two jofficial languages ;⅔ of Canadians speak English, and ⅕ speak French, which are the two languages. While America never had an official language, English was the most common spoken and taught to immigrants and their children.
Climate/ Weather~
Climate/ Weather~
In Canada, winters are very long and extremely cold. In January, the temperature has an average of 0 degrees and the summers average under 40 degrees. In the U.S., winter averages around 12 degrees and summer averages around 78 degrees. However, the temperature ranges based on the region that you are in, in the country.
Government~
Government~
In Canada, the type of government is a Parliamentary Democracy. In the United States, it's a Presidential Democracy.
Currency~
Currency~
In Canada, they have the Canadian dollar, which is worth more, than the American dollar.
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