Oregon

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Canada and the United States Canada has a lot of differences and a lot of similarities too. Some of the differences and similarities that I’m going to tell you about are people, government, landforms, and some more. I’m also going to tell you about what areas Canada and the United States share. I will tell you about their languages too. People from Canada speak French and people from the United States speak English.

Canada and the United States have a lot of similarities. One similarity is the Atlantic Ocean is on the eastern coast. Another one is, the Pacific Ocean is on the western coast. The Great Plains is in both countries. They are some of the similarities.

Canada and the United States also have a lot of differences. One difference is the second largest country. The United States is the fourth largest country. Another one is Canada has a Prime Minister. The United States has a President.

Another difference is Canada has 32 million people. The United States has over 100 million people. So the United States has a lot more people than Canada. Another similarity is that the Rocky Mountains are in Canada. Rocky Mountains are also in the United States.

There is also another difference that I’m going to tell you about. The United States has states. Canada has provinces. The United States has 50 states. Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories.