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Ottawa

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Washington D.C.

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6. Population Density of the US and Canada

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6. Population Density of the US and Canada

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Most people in Canada live within 100 miles of the US border because it's within the global "ecumene". Very few live up north because of the harsh climate.

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7. Natural Resources in the US and Canada

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7. Natural Resources in the US and Canada

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a.) Major Manufacturing and Trade in around the major cities
b.) Oil Production in Texas and Alberta
c.) Farming on the great plains (Manitoba and Saskatchewan, Midwest and Southeast US)
d.) Forestry (Pacific Northwest US and Alaska, British Columbia )

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9. Environmental Concerns in the US and Canada

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9. Environmental Concerns in the US and Canada

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Immigration has brought new religions to the US outside of Christianity. The fastest growing religion in the US is Islam.

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Canada allows women great educational and professional opportunities. As a result most families are small with one or two children and usually don't have extended family members like Grandparents with them.

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7 year old Hannah lives in a province called Nova Scotia and takes two buses and a ferry to school in the morning which is on an island. We watch Hannah's father catch lobsters and visit her mother at the dentist office.

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Stage IV Growth (No or Negative Growth)
How can you tell the by the population pyramid that its in stage IV growth?

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Canadians by law protect people's immigrant culture in order to learn from it and apply it to Canada to make a rich "mosaic". Americans, in contrast, believe that those who move to the USA should "Assimilate" (Change their culture to fit in) to American culture.

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Who is Canadian Cultural Mosaic Foundation

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The North American Free Trade Agreement is an agreement between the USA, Canada and Mexico where no tariffs(export or import taxes) will be added to goods going across the borders of all three countries.

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We're taking a look back to how NAFTA came to be in the first place. President Bill Clinton signed NAFTA into law, so he gets most of the credit or blame - depending on where you're coming from. But the idea of NAFTA actually got its first big boost with another president.

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Quebec's French culture (language, religion, ect...) makes it unique from the rest of Canada which is English culture. Some people in Quebec think that those differences are reason enough to leave Canada and become an independent country.

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This is the first video in a series that focuses on Quebec's political history! For our first video we briefly discuss Separatism and what steps the Canadian government has taken in response. Thanks for watching! Please comment, subscribe, and give our video a thumbs up!