美国与加拿大的关系解析The relationship between the United States and Canada

NATO
America becomes stronger
Alliance
Canada become independence
Relationships change
Canada
Defense strategy of north American air defend
To develop the economy
Canada
The United States
Politically, followers of the United States has been Canada.
Canada and the United States border
Undefended border
Never had a conflict
Before the second world war
Puritans win the against American revolutionary war. The British strengthen defense in The British and sea embargo and northern CanadaCanada to trade sanctions prevent a wave of American independence across Canada.
The U.S.
1929-1933 World financial crisis
Canada is entitled to trade exclusivity
British economic deterioration
At the cost of legislative power
After the second world war
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To provide protection
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Why they have a great relationship？
Canada and the United States with each other, live in harmony relationship based on common interests
COMMUITY OF INTERESTS
The same
Language: English Political: Capitalism National status: Developed countries
Like Brother
British Colony
French Colony
Puritans
Canada was a British colony, the relationship between the United States and Canada and policies, depends on the attitude of the British。
So in general, this kind of situation is passive to Canada, but also because the relationship that Canada can have a better environment to develop ourselves, internally with the United States for their financial support, have the protection of the United States military. Their relationship is like a Pay money gentleman and his bodyguard, and the old man need to do is The United to the bodyguard pay a certain amount of money is ok, for Canada(The States(Bodgua the old gentleman, why not do it. . old man) rd）
Canada's helpless
First, The U.S. has plenty of initiative
The second, Canada's military capabilities are not enough to get rid of us control . Third, culture, economy, people are inextricably linked.
The united states
Cooperation and relationship
Economically, Canada to provide the resources of the mineral resources and primary products. The United States manufacturing