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How do the US and Canada differ in the way they gainded independence?
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∙ 11y ago
During the period of 1867, a Confederation of six colonies of the British North American joined to form a new country, Canada. Then gradually, the military, financial and administrative support from the British slowly reduced as the new formed country took charge and more responsibility in the control of its future and destiny. This was strengthened by the fact that Canada had sent many troops to fight with Britain and its participation in the First World War. Great Britain's application of the Statute of Westminster to its dominions from the Acts of Parliament, granted New Zealand, the Irish, Newfoundland, Union of South Africa, Australia and Canada full independence.
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∙ 14y agoCanada gained its independence without going through a war. Instead, England simply set up the government in Ottawa and made Canada independent. The United States had to fight a war to gain independence. On the other hand, the United States gained its independence with the help of the French Army. After the American Civil War ended, the United States had the most powerful Army and Navy in the world. Canada wanted its independence. Queen Victoria ordered Parliament to grant independence to Canada.
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∙ 11y agoThe US revolted and got their independence through violence. Canada went "hey, we think we're ready for self-government, can we become a country of our own please?" after they helped out a lot in WWI and Britain went "Sure!".
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