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Q: Why is Russia so close to the us?
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Which US state is close Russia s size?

As Russia is so large the closest US state to its size is the largest, which is Alaska.


What country borders China and is close to Finland and the US?

Russia.


What country is close to the US but does not border it?

Canada is close to the US but does not share a land border with it. They are separated by the US-Canada border which is the longest international border in the world.


Did russia sell Alaska to the US for 10 cents per acre?

The actual rate was close to 7 cents, so to answer your question, no


Who has a stronger navy US or Russia?

Not even close, US wins by a landslide. Russia has ONE active aircraft carrier! Compare that with our 10 (and 3 more in the works). Ships capable of firing guided missiles? US 81, Russia maybe 20 or so? Submarines is where they might beat us in numbers but there are serious doubts as to the condition of many of them.


Why does the moon look so close to us?

Because it is so close to us


Which is the first state formed after India's independence?

US because it is not close to russia, and brazil.


US state closest to Asia?

Alaska - Western Russia is just across the Bering Strait.


What state in the US is very close to Russia?

Alaska,because Alaska was once apart of the Russian country.But then Russia sold Alaska to the U.S.


Why are Russia's growing seasons considerably shorter than the US?

longer winters and close to the north pole


What are three foreign countries that have territories that are close to Canada?

The Islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon are just barely off the south coast of Newfoundland and are part of France, yet technically are within our territorial waters (can't get closer than that). They would make them the closest to Canada. Then the US, which shares the longest border with Canada. So the US would be a possible second (but read on). Then Russia, which has the Arctic opposite ours (joins against our territory but does not infringe / technically and legally as close as the US). Then Denmark, which has Greenland (also borders our territory and waters / technically and legally as close as the US).


What country claimed Alaska as its property before the US did?

Russia, so the US bought it.