Why isn't Canada still part of France?

Answer 1

Because A. that would be kind of like Russia just randomly taking over Japan, and B. the British (and probably the rest of the NATO) would help Canada give the states a very painful ass-kicking if they tried to. For example, the war of 1812, the Americans thought that they could get more land by kicking the British out...Well 55 years later, Canada became a country in that area, where Britain kicked America's ass, and C. Who the heck tries to take over their own ally?

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America already protects Canada, dominates them militarily, and has everything they want from Canada. There is no need to "take over" Canada.

Answer 2

Because in 1763, the French signed a treaty called the Treaty of Paris, agreeing to end all hostilities in the North American continent. As part of the treaty, France had to hand over their Canadian territories to the British Empire and leave.

Today Canada is a British Commonwealth. Which means they have their own independent government, but by choice they are still ruled by the British Monarch.

Answer 3

Because Canada is attached to the united states, and we have much the same culture. Also because we are on the same continental plate

Answer 4

The term "America" refers to the continents of North America and South America. Canada is one of the countries of America.

Answer 5

Canada is a part of North America, but not South America or USA.