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**__ Canada and The U.S.  __** Canada and the United States are similar and different in some ways. They both border each other and are in North America is a general similarity. They have different government types, and similar economies. Regardless of warfare, Canada and the U.S. have kept peace. They are both unique countries.

First of all, I will start with Canada. Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world, larger than the United States. Unlike the U.S., Canada is a bilingual country, meaning they have two official languages, English and French. They also have a parliamentary democracy government type. Unlike the U.S., Canada is also colder, and has less population density.

The United States is the great country we live in. It is the 4th largest country in the world. The United States only have one major language, English. Their government type is a representative democracy, unlike Canada. The United States is found closer to the equator, making it warmer, and have a larger population density.

However, these great countries are similar, too. They both have a Market Economy. Both are home to the major landforms like the Appalachian and Rocky Mountains, and the Great Plains. Both are also known for their vast service industries as well. The findings of these countries are similar because they were both originally populated by Indians, and settled by European settlers.

Canada and the United States are both similar and different in various ways. They are both great countries founded by European settlers. They are in the same continent, and aren’t rivals. Although they keep the peace, they don’t have completely similar systems (like governments). Canada and the U.S. are both great countries that are similar and different in unique ways.