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Canada and the United States are very similar. They both are different as well. They both have something called NAFTA. The United States has fifty states; Canada has 10 providences and 3 territories. They also share the border, which separates the two. NAFTA stands for the North American Free Trade Agreement. Meaning the United States and Canada can trade freely with each other. The U.S. trades about $1 billion dollars worth of goods each day with Canada. Some of Canada’s goods include oil, natural gas, timber and mining. The United States major exports are corn, wheat, coal and copper. The United States has fifty states. From 1800 to 1900, the U.S. expanded from just thirteen states to forty-five. Canada however, has 10 providences and three territories. Starting from the east, there is New Founded Land and Labrador, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Prince Edwards Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The three territories are Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. The border separates The United States and Canada is 5,522 miles long. Canada is north to the U.S., so the border runs along the top of the U.S., and along the bottom of Canada. Many people and goods cross that border every day. Niagara Falls lies on the U.S. Canada border. The border of the United States runs from Maine to Alaska. In Conclusion, Canada and the U.S. are similar and different. These were just some of the similarities and differences. Weather it is about the amount of states or providences, the border of the two, or a trading process. The countries are both neighboring each other. They have a lot in common.
 * Canada and the United States **