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Its a Great country, that share a lot of natural resources or physical feature with the United States, such as the niagara fall, of the fish.

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Canada is the second-largest country in the world, and it is a independent countrie, but how, where, or when.
Well lets found out

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"When and how did Canada become an independent country?" This question has been asked before and you might have a few answers.

Tyler Turek, a 5 th year history PhD candidate at Western University discusses what a sovereign state is, and how it aids in deducing when and how Canada became an independent country.

"During the 1920s, British and Canadian elites tied ideas of constitutional sovereignty to liberal international values, environmental imagery, and imperial history. Lord Strachey (1858-1936) noted of the this illustration (below) that "[t]he constitutions of the English-speaking nations rise separate and apart like a series of giant mountain peaks. But the chain of rock out of which each peak grows is Magna Charta. We are the League of Nations."

"The question has been discussed in numerous contexts, but few national historians take the time to think critically about what constitutes a sovereign state. My dissertation project moves away from the study of nations to focus explicitly on how sovereign states formed within the British Empire."

"For Canada, this process was more directly impacted by international trends and transnational connections than previously assumed by political historians."

"Using Australia and Canada as comparable case studies, my research unpacks meanings of sovereign statehood within the British Empire from the First World War until India's independence in 1947 when formal decolonization is claimed to have begun."

Using official reports and correspondence, personal papers, academic publications, pamphlets and newspapers from Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, Turek claims that "the First World War stimulated a global examination as to what constituted a sovereign state."

"My research not only explains Canada and Australia's respective paths toward sovereign statehood. It also suggests that contemporary allusions to sovereignty should be treated skeptically. Sovereignty was, and continues to be, a highly-politicized concept used to advance specific claims to legitimate authority."

Turek explains that is was not a single moment that established Canada as an independent country; instead he argues, "It evolved slowly yet deliberately by well-educated, well-connected men interested in the new discipline of International Relations."

Definitions are hardly static; they can be altered through new experiences and new understandings. Turek brings this to light when he highlights the challenge future historians will face when working to discover a new perspective on Canada's journey to independence.

Turek states, "The challenge for future historians will be to decipher how different social groups interpret the cultural, intellectual, and historical forces that have shaped our ideas of sovereignty and national independence."

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kayak: canada’s history magazine for kids

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"When and how did Canada become an independent country?" This question has been asked before and you might have a few answers. Tyler Turek, a 5 th year history PhD candidate at Western University discusses what a sovereign state is, and how it aids in deducing when and how Canada became an independent country.

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This document some Canada's longitude and some physical features too.

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Canada currency is similar to the United States currency that is the dollar, but in Canada is the Canadian dollar, 1 dollar in USA is equal to 0,799297 Canadian dollar and thats it.

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Canada has a lot of phisical features, but some of them are shared with the USA such as The Rocky mountains or the Niagara Fall.

Canada is the second largest county in the world, only Russia is larger, as I was saing Canada and USA share some physical features.
among them are the Rocky mountains and also the mountains along the Pacific coast, they also share a natural border formed by the St. Lawrence River.
The Niagara Falls is another physical features that both share and the Niagara Fall are created by the Niagara River as it drops over the rocky ledge. One of the Canadas unique feature is the Canada Shield. This rocky region covers about the half of the country.
Canadian territory extends north to the Artic ocean where the lan is coverd with ice al year, because of this very few people live in this harsh environment.