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No. The US had a revolution, Canada did not.
Canada trades with both. If you look at some things from your house, you will see that Canada trades with china more then they trade with the us, but still, the us is a larger country.
Canada and the US are both federations.
The Rocky Mountains and the Cascades are the two mountain ranges found in both the US and Canada.
Draw 2 circles overlaping each other and label one canada and the other us label the middle canada and us then find some facts about us and canada if they both have two facts the same then put the fact in the middle circle if they both have diffrent facts put the facts in its own country.
The Pacific Ocean borders both Canada and the US on the west
The US. It's the only country that borders Canada.
Canada and USA are both considered as countries in North America.
It is right between both of them: the US is south of Canada, but north of Mexico.
Both Canada and the US (through Alaska).
They are the same because Canada and the United States people both have the right to vote. They are the same because Canada and the United States people both have the right to vote.
No, there is no Columbus River. However, there is a Columbia River that is both a part of the US and Canada.