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Compare and contrast how the US and Canada achieved independence?
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Compare and contrast Australia Canada and New Zealand?
compare climate of canada and newzealand
How would you compare and contrast Canada and the United States economically?
Canada is colder.
What is the difference between Canada Day and Independence day?
Canada achieved independence peacefully, through political evolution. Nobody killed anyone else in the process. Canada was the first country created by legislation. The US achieved independence through violent revolution, in which thousands were killed, maimed, and uprooted. Also, Canada Day is in Canada and on July 1, Independence Day is in US and on July 4.
How does Canada's history differ from that of the US?
it achieved independence without a revolutionary war
What country did Canada achieve independence from?
Canada achieved independence from Great Britain with the passing of the British North America Act on the 1st July 1867. Canada remained a member of the the British Commonwealth.
How did the US and Canada gain independence?
Canada was the first country in history to be established by legislation. At the request of the the Provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and the pre-Confederation Province of Canada, the British Parliament enacted the British North America Act. The BNA Act, which came into effect on July 1, 1867, united the colonies into a new nation called Canada.
Compare and contrast Canada's role in World War 1 and World War 2?
Canada played a much biggger part in World war two
Compare and contrast how brown bears and Canada geese survive the winter?
brown bears hibernate and Canadian geese migrate to the south
Compare and contrast how a brown bear survives winter with how a Canada goose survives winter?
Brown bears hibernate, Canada geese fly south away from the winter landscape.
Has demanded more independence within Canada?
had demanded more independence within canada
Was there a war for Canada's independence?
A war for Canada's independence? Good Heavens! Of course not. We are a peaceful and proper nation. We earned our independence. There is an analogy to the process of Canada's earning its independence. The first step was like going to elementary school. The colonies were governed largely by Britain and there was very little local government. The next step was like graduating into high school. Over a period of time, the colonies achieved a measure of self-government. Later, the concept of 'responsible government' was achieved, whereby the government was responsible to the people living in the colonies, with very little control from Britain. The final step was like entering university. Canada became fully independent and, over time, absorbed the remaining British North American colonies and territories. With Britain's concurrence, of course. Today, Canada is a modern democracy, and one of the world's major industrial nations.
Should Canadians have had a War for Independence like the Americans did?
What for? Just so young men could die in the prime of their lives? Get serious! Canada achieved independence through peaceful, lawful, and democratic means. We became a country through legislative evolution, not armed and violent revolution.
