Connecticut

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The United States and Canada  The United States and Canada have a lot of similarities and a lot of differences. An example would he that the United States has states, and Canada has provinces. They also have similarities, such as that they both have a free market economy. Both also share the great lakes. In the following I will be telling you about more similarities and differences these two places share.  The first difference I will be talking about is that Canada has provinces. A province is just like a state, but it just has a different name. Canada has only ten provinces. On the other hand the Unites States has states. The United States has a lot more states, than Canada has provinces with a total of fifty states!  A similarity is that they both are a democracy. A democracy is a government in which leaders rule with consent of the citizens. A difference is that Canada has a prime minister. The United States is ruled by a president.  Canada is very close to Michigan. That is how the Great Lakes are partly in Canada. The Great Lakes are right above Michigan. Canada is right on the border of the U.S. The only thing separating the two locations is water, and the Great Lakes are some of the bodies of water that are partly in Canada and the other half of the lakes is in the United States.  Canada and the U.S have a lot of things in common. They are all most the same. The same weather, the same government and there is a lot more. They also have some differences too. The United States and Canada are very much alike. 