Is France and Britain the same?

Answer 1

The Parliament and the Prime Minister are what makes the English and French governments similar. Both governments depend upon the legislative expertise of two houses whose membership is unequal. They also rely upon an appointed Prime Minister who is considered the government's head.

Answer 2

* France and much of the UK are both in Europe.

* They share the same currency (Euro).

* Those parts of the UK in Europe have a similar climate to France's climate.

* They both operate their Governments as Capitalist Democracies.

* Both share a rich history of civilization and power.

Answer 3

a square can be a rectagle but a rectangle cant be a square

No, French Canadians live in the province of Quebec, while Canadians live everywhere else.

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No, i do not think canadians and french canadians are the same. A french Canadian has had ancestors here since the very beginning of Canada being its own country. A Canadian could be any person that has come to Canada from Another Country recently and got a Canadian citizenship.

No actully french is my worst subjest in school

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Other Canadians have been here since the very beginning of Canada, and even before that. Many in Canada want a country where a persons family, race, or culture does not determine their status within the country.

Canadians and French Canadians are not the same. Canadians are clearly stating that Canada is their homeland. Those that feel the need to add some descriptor, like French, do not see themselves as Canadian, they just happen to live in Canada and have a homeland or loyalty elsewhere.

Answer 4

No. France is an independent country, one of the largest in Europe. It's capital is Paris.

Answer 5

No. They are different. The French are in France, and the British are in Great Britain.

Answer 6

No, one is from Sweden, and the other is from France.

Answer 7

No they are two different places

Answer 8

non