whta cultural elements has canada borrowed form other countries?
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we have british parliamentary government and common law in the english provinces, quebec uses a civil code that's descended from that of france (long before the napoleonic code), and in most major cities you can buy an american style hamburger or hot dog.
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Canada and USA employment services - adjusting to american culture  \nSaskatoon is one of the sunniest cities in Canada , receiving an average of 2, ... Mining is also an important part of the economy. ...canadausemployment.com/.../news_saskatchewan_immigration.
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How about Canada? They are nearby and easy to assimilate into US culture. Then Mexico and on through South America. It's always easier to take countries whi,ch are near to your own. \n\nI know, dress some US soldiers up as Mounties and fake a Canadian invasion then strike back.\n\nOn TV play this song: -\n\nOh, America, the red white and blue!\nThey're coming for you\nAnd for freedom!\n\nAmerica, the American way,\nIt's happening today\nIn the US of A,\nAmerica!\n\nThen all your spastic populace will get behind the whole idea and after you've taken the American continent you can start on Australia.
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Canada already recognizes the 2 "founding" nations by being a bi-lingual nation. We all know that aboriginals were here first and that without them, either invading country would have had it both easier and tougher. It is a shame that "first nations" have been relegated to history books, no amount of land claims will ever replace what they lost but that is how the world has worked since the beginning of time. Winners write the history books, invaders make treaties, then break them. Canada is no different. To answer the last part of your question, yes, first nations should be considered part of the founding nations. Will they ever be? That's another story.
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Cause Canadians are nerds.
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I've never felt Canadians by and large had this attitude. But it is a fairly liberal country. That doesn't mean liberalism is bad, but some liberals, and I prefer to be called liberal, are very arrogant and think others are barbarians in comparison to them. That is my honest observation.
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When I think about 'World' the first thing that comes to my mind is 'War'... But I like to think positive so I think about 'Canada'... I know Canada is the 6th most highest crime rated country. At least it's not the 1st or 2nd... :)\nSomething I admire a lot about Canada is that it's a Multicultural country. I am a proud Canadian.
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The perspective of what the recurring themes in US history might be differ, depending on where you are.   For example, Canadians would consider the War of 1812 one of an attempted invasion that was unsuccessful.\n\nThemes related to humanitarian intentions are present in US history as the US is usually generous in that regard.  There also seems to be a need to have the rest of the world move toward an American ideal, rather than continue in their own way.  The theme of the cultural assimilation is present in US history.\n\nSo the themes are quite diverse, and as with any nation, some are admirable and some are not.
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That's very, very vague.  Cultural influences among with nations or aspects of those nations?
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I am a Canadian living in the US and have done substitute teaching here.  I have found through my work and my wife's statements of what she learned, that there is very little world history taught through basic education here.  They do learn a bit about Canada and Mexico, but it seems, that if it doesn't relate directly to the US, it isn't that important.
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Other countries than what?
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As an American of Canadian descent, I got both sides of this.  Americans know Canada is our ALLY. No matter what, we share this hemisphere and thankfully we DO enjoy a grudging respect and to certain points....affection for one another. The French were there for us in the beginning, but have looked down their nose at both us AND Canada for a long time. So its basically US and Canada vs. France. We bust on Canada because were basically brothers, freindly jabbing and the occasional fight that gets quashed quickly and were drinkin beer again.
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Much less so than in most countries.  However, in all countries, there is some bias....Canada is one of the better countries that way in my opinion.
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North America and by the way, Canada is second largest country in the world.
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famous sites and landmarks, days in history (dday) and how the countries surrounding them( ie Switzerland) affect inlfuence each others culture. Also dont forget about Francophone countries in Africa!  a great one is Morroco but there are many) and also include those in the carribean (st lucia), Canada, Louisiana area, Martinique and the French antillies. You should focus on how wide spread the culture is because it literally is all over the world.
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the suffix "ian" is often used to create an adjective to describe a group or dervied from a proper noun.\n\nIran--Iranian\nChrist--Christian\nguard--Guardian\nJung--Jungian\nHungary--Hungarian\nplebe--plebian\nMars-martian\nAthens--Athenian\nGlasgow--Glaswegian\n\n\nSo Although there's no readily explainable reason WHY we say Canadian instead of Canadan, there are enough other examples to show that it is a far from anomalous label.
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Neither Borneo (divided between Brunei, Malaysia and Indonesia) nor Antarctica (claimed but officially unowned) are countries. And by some definitions, neither is Greenland (partly dependent on Denmark).\n\nI'm just from Canada. We like to gripe that it's 'lesser known', but not in the way that you mean :)