What are some differences between north America and Oceania?

Answer 1

North America and Australia DifferencesAustralia is an island and a continent. North America is not an island, but is a continent.

Australia is one county. North America is comprised of 3 countries.

Australia has a cuisine it can call its own. North America doesn't.

North America has much colder winters and much more snow than Australia, while

Australia has more desert than North America.

The population of Australia is mainly on the east coast, not spread out over the entire continent like North America.

Answer 2

1. North America has more movies made

2. Australia has the largest rock

3. North America has more singers

4. Australia has the greenest state

5. Australians love footy

Answer 3

Five (5) differences between N A and Australia include:

1. North America is larger.
2. North America has cooler winters.
3. Australia isn't separated into different countries.
4. North America is in the Western Hemisphere while Australia is in the eastern hemisphere.
5. Australia is an island.

Answer 4

• Australia is a self-contained continent completely surrounded by water, and not sharing a border with any other country, while the US is part of the North American continent, and does share borders with other nations.
• Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere while the US is in the northern hemisphere.
• Australia has six states and two territories (excluding its seven offshore territories); the US has 50 states.
• Australia has the highest population of native marsupials of any continent, with in excess of 300 species, whilst the US has just one marsupial.
• There is no rabies in Australia.
• Australians are governed by a Prime Minister and the citizens of the US are governed by a President.
• Australia has affordable private medical insurance and an excellent public hospital system which, although it has its problems, is said to be better than the system in the US.
• Australians are free to send their children to whatever school they wish, even if it's the other side of the city, and are not restricted in their choices by regional boundaries.
• Seasons in Australia are opposite to those in the US, as summer is during the months of December, January and February. Autumn is March, April, May; winter is June, July, August; Spring is September, October and November.
• In Australia, Christmas falls during the summer season.
• Drivers drive on the left hand side of the road in Australia.
• Australia was founded by convicts sent by the British government. The US was not founded by convicts, and the convicts sent there later were transported by private contractors, not the British government.
• Australia has never had a civil war.
• Australia has a much larger number of poisonous species of vertebrates and invertebrates than the US has.
• For years, baseball has been a very popular sport in the US, while Australia has continued the British tradition of "cricket" (among other sports).
• Apart from when daylight saving is in effect, there are three time zones in Australia; the US spans six.

Answer 5

In both places the main language is English.

Answer 6

north amrica is pretty and that other place is ugly. coming from a dumd gril