Should Canada Exist? Geography For The Blind #1
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Fun fact: canada is north, south, east and west of the US
Not west?
@@musicaddict4214 ya not west
@@musicaddict4214 Niagara Falls is West of Buffalo
Does Canada get colder than the US?
@@musicaddict4214 Not yet
Canadian guy: I think we should only have a country with one language
Indians: ummmmm
With like 100 languages including regional variants
Raj and that is why India is a mess
The Canada Guy would probably argue that India should break up into many different Countries.
Canada and the US also has hundreds of different languages. Just go on the streets of Toronto or Montreal and you can hear a multitude of languages spoken.
@@harimanchi ah yes rrgional varrients in languagemom
The reason why Canada is so suspicious of short visits is because the authorities think your final aim is to enter America.
King Lard why do they care about that
@@casswashwash1070 Because that would be illegal immigration across *their* border and they honor cross border traffic with the US. It's the difference between the way Canada treats its migration across their border with the US and the way Mexico treats its migration across their border with the US. Should Canada behave more like Mexico and not care?
@@casswashwash1070 We honor our border treaties with the United States, we understand that America has separate immigration goals from us and we respect that.
Ah, you border police. You really do care about America afterall
I'm from the 🇬🇧 I would go Canada all the way
Did you release this on Canada's election day on purpose?
yeah
19:02 I got it! Canada should just consider English and French one language and all their problems will be solved!
Pro Gamer Move: Make Franglais the official language of Canada.
Chinglish says no. Dialect please.
I came here thinking I was going to click off the video within a few minutes. I can't believe I actually watched all 50 minutes! You make a subject I haven't enjoyed or understood, fascinating and enjoyable to learn. And i'm a neurobiology student XD
I only heard his Canadian accent when he was listing the States
yeah he's one of those sneaky Canadians
I live there so I hope it’s allowed to exist
Yeah me too I don’t want to be no yank
You are yanks look into my clock and get hipnitised
@Canadian Communist To us southerners you are Yanks just like the northerners
I want to visit Canada so I hope it’s allowed to exist
I might like to move there one day from the US so I hope it gets to exist too!
québécois would demand for the us to become bilingual and use French civil law, and the US would simply say no.
I don’t think you understand the US. We have states, that really define the laws. Quebec would become a state, and would have that power.
When a Brit and Canadian know more about your last election than you
fun fact: the U.S. purchased Alaska with the thought that one day Canada would become part of the Union.
Cody Ray I wish Canada was in the union
rip USA 0 - Canada 1
your local meme dealer America the only super power in the world has the greatest military has the most nukes on average Americans are twice as rich as Canadians and most Canadians live near America border and most of the wealth Canada has is due to their close proximity to America check your facts
@@Wayne_Wheeler Canada without America would fell in existential crisis
@@Wayne_Wheeler I’d say the other half is that you guys ARE the United States, so if one day the US is gone, you’d loose both and end up like, iuuno, the old almost-like-America
Fun fact: You can travel south from Detroit in the USA and end up in Canada
Im NeverwascooL yup my aunt was traveling Detroit and filmed the other side of her and it was Canada lol
@What Not To Do At a Stoplight I don't think they do, unless your counting Alaska, but places like Edmonton, Calgary, any of the territory capitals or cities, those all have loads of snow, and based on what I know of the northern US cities, we get loads more snow
@What Not To Do At a Stoplight It's kinda iffy because of Quebec also, but I know for at least last winter, we had essentially enough snow to block entrances to buildings if you didn't clear any of it.
the bridge and tunnel look to me on a map to be more of a southeast direction rather than south.
O r o g o n
ITS OR E GE N. OR-EH-GEN
YALL MAKE US PACIFIC NORTH WESTERNERS T I L T E D
Here go hamburger land people who are offended when people don't know some states or traditions when they dont know 90% of thr globe
It's two syllables....
N u n a v u t. ITS NON-OV-UT YOU AMERICANS DRIVE ME UP THE WALLS UNABLE TO PRONOUNCE SUCH OBSCURE, NATIVE NAME
OROGON
episode 2: should poland exist?
*Cries in Russian and German*
No........ no it shouldnt
Yes
Maybe. But not necesarly in the current format.
what else are we supposed to invade
Canada: breaks into 4 countries (Ontario, Quebec, Maritime Federation and Casnadia)
America: it’s all free real estate
Who is this guy, and why does he hate his own country?
He seems to have a very closed mind on the world... doesn’t see the significance of French in Canada, doesn’t think the EU is a world super power... like, COME ON. This dude is uneducated.
Canada having two languages is one of the best parts. French-Canadians are awesome. They are Canadian, as are the rest of us. How dare he wish Canada to collapse!
I understand why this is called “Geography for the Blind”, cause this dies BLIND.
If this guy doesn’t like Canada, and wants it to fall apart, why doesn’t he move to The States?
I think it is unfair to call him uneducated. He seems to be better informed than the median. Though, I can certainly see why one might disagree with his point of view.
Its more of deliberately taking a controversial position to make the conversation interesting. I don't really want Canada to fall apart, but historically it has gotten very close to doing just that
@@redbeard5939 He assumed that Canadians were poorer then there American counterparts which in untrue in America we make only around 7 dollars an hour where as most Canadians make up to around 14 which even if you include the Canadian dollar is worth less then the American one Canadians still make more then there American counterparts around 3 dollars more if we add in the math.
@@redbeard5939 I'm not saying he's completely wrong though in stating he's 100% wrong which to be fair he does have a point that the Liberals won a majority when the Conservatives actually got more votes but that's not a good enough reason for Canada to be annexed into the USA as Canadians would find themselves having less of a say of what happens in there country plus here in the USA sadly we had the same exact problem when Hillary Clinton actually got more votes then Trump but Trump won simply because of the electoral college and in America when you get only 51% of the vote you get ALL of the delegates of that state as if it was wipe out.(As side note however I actually fucking hate Hilary Clinton with a burning passion however as much as it pains me to say this if we lived in a democratic society she would of won if it was based on popular vote and be thankfully that at least it's not fully winner take all in Canada.)
Please!!! More of this type of content!!!
Some British guy saying dumb things about Canada. Canada has existed for last 100 years. It will last for another 1000 years. It is actually the best country in the world. It is a country worth fighting for. I as an immigrant will fight for Canada.
Canada in a sense is what America should have been. Universal health care, doesn't start pointless wars in the middle east, etc.
If you do this again could you put it on spotify?
I like you guys. That was a nice conversation.
But if you think we can't understand you because we speak French, you're very wrong. Canada is officially bilingual, but it's not really. Quebec is bilingual. Especially in Montreal, most people speak both very well.
Oui Oui Poutine
Fat Yoshi the food triangle of poutine
Exactly! Screw everyone being rude to Québec people.
RedFireRex RFR Quebec is every thing wrong with this country
@@cbennefeld03 Hence why we shouldn't be the same country
What happened to unity? The logic that countries should exist based on one language sounds very backwards to me and it isn't very inclusive at all. Take a country like India, for example. Compared to India Canada only has a fraction of the population but yet India has around 1000 languages and around 30 regional languages. Some languages like Tamil and telugu are completely different from the official languages: hindi and English. And despite this the country can exist together because they have a sense of unity. Your reason as to why Quebec should leave Canada doesn't make sense at all
Not From Denmark a lot of what he says doesn't make sense. And if countries were only defined by language the world map would change
@@ascra1693 Exactly! And he doesn't seem to understand that there are significant French speaking populations outside Quebec too. I live in Nova Scotia and over here and in New Brunswick there are significant French speaking populations to the point that it is an official language in NB in addition to English. What's more interesting is that the dialect of Acadian French spoken in NS is vastly different to that spoken in Quebec. If people like him preach division based on language, then surely Acadia would be a separate country. While we're at it let's divide the significant Punjabi, Mandarin and Arabic speaking areas of Canada too. Here in NS Arabic is the third most spoken language after English and French. It's all too bizarre.
@@NotDanish I don't have an issue with Acadia becoming its own country, or Quebec becoming its own country. I also don't have an issue with Canada remaining united, I was just playing up the fact of Quebec Seperatism to make an interesting conversation. My opinion is that I am not very confident that Canada will be able to work out its differences and it is likely that it might fall apart
Western separation gentleman
Wexit when
As a québécois I support wexit with you quitting Canada it will help the people within Quebec to vote for us to quit and this will be good :)
I really wish that toy cat was listening more carefully when he said Strategic Maple Syrup Reserve, I mean most nation have strategic reserves for oil, refined oil(petrol,kerosene etc), uranium and grain
Fun Fact: Nova Scotia invited the Turks and Caicos to join Nova Scotia instead of becoming a new province
a major city in canada that’s directly beside an american city is windsor, I live here and I can see detroit from my window right now.
Windsor is a border town, not a major Canadian city, I live in London and literally could not tell you a single thing about Windsor except people use it to get to Michigan 🤷🏼♂️
toycat: *calls pei the one where no one lives*
pei: is the most densely populated province
Hey toycat. Loved this discussion. Could your audio please be fixed? Your levels are going up and down a lot and it gets really loud, and really soft intermittently. Thanks!
It was actually worse before I tried fixing it
"you burned the white house right? once, right?"
"uh, that was **you**"
Lmfao a a maple syrup heist ?!? Canada’s only gem, stolen. Don’t worry Canada, America will find ur perpetrators. Lol 😂
Don't worry, we have refilled the national Maple Syrup reserves of Canada.
I really loved this, please make more episodes
I always think Canada and America as two separate countries are lame. But Republicans may not like to admit Canada anyway.
Some frustrating misinformation here.
Disagree
Agree
38:56-39:04 i like how you act in such a way like you didn't already.
Toycat I haven’t seen you for quite a while!
Can I get 1000 Subs? He was doing Minecraft vids on his main channel.
Toy cat: “either winter or summer whichever makes more sense)
Neither one makes sense
" "The Maple Syrup Heist" The theft was featured in the Netflix documentary series Dirty Money in season 1, episode 5."
Do another Podcast.
13:59 nobody tell Vandegraph about Africa. He’s not gonna like the fact most African countries have like 10+ languages and ethnic groups
That's most of the old work not just African countries. India probably has the most languages. Island nations like Indonesia and the Philippines have a ton of languages too. Even china does but they act like they have 2 in an attempt of created uniformity.
R. B. Do you want me to change it or?
There's a reason a lot of African countries are utter basket cases.
@@declannewton2556 true. The borders drawn by Europeans are dreadful
Excuse me mr toycat could u have me on the next podcast i have a very compelling geographic quandary i would like to discuss with you
42:53 I heard that 👀
As someone from Pakistan, I heavily disagree with the sentiment that countries with multiple languages should not exist. I'm sure my southern neighbors of India can definitely also agree (though as I understand it, they lack even a Lingua Franca down there).
I believe having a Lingua Franca is important, in Pakistan, the majority of people, 60%, have their mother tongue as Punjabi. Another high percent, something like 30%, is some language of the Sindh province, and we even have our own essentially Quebec like people in the sense that they don't like the Lingua Francas and speak their Pushto language instead. Despite all this variance, Urdu and English are our two Lingua Francas, funnily enough barely anyone knows these two as their mother tongue, but 95% of people can speak Urdu (mostly fluently but there is a joke that the Pushto people can't speak it right and that Punjabi people all sound like from villages) and English I believe is somewhere around 60%? Not sure on all of these stats but they give you an idea.
Point is, having multiple languages can definitely give your country an identity assuming that that is not the sole reason. If Canada didn't have Quebec, I would not understand it being its own country. I still think it is culturally similar to America to the point where it's two countries of the same type of people (which isn't especially rare) as Canada doesn't really have a real reason of existence anymore. And I think that that matters more than language.
There is a bit of hipocracy displayed in the video regarding language. The US doesn't have a national language, and a significant portion, 40%ish?, speak Spanish, another portion speaks various forms of Chinese, another speaks French, and the other most spoken languages include Tagalog, Vietnamese, Korean, German, Arabic, and Russian (as of July of 2019). I, personally, believe that countries should be made up of those who share a political and/or militaristic reason to 'unite', and even then, a proper confederation would be better due to better local representation.
@@DemonicGamingUSofA Don' kid yourself...English is definitely king in the U.S.A. Try getting along without it !
@@dennisschwartzentruber3204 TLDR; It's not only possible, but somewhat common for people to get by without English in the US.
I'm not saying anything about whether or not it's easy to get by without English, as it's definitively the most widely spoken language in the US, but I know for a fact that there are people that live in the US who can't. The southernmost counties in California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas have a particularly high Spanish only speaking population, so does that mean that they're all stuck in some kind of massive slum? No, not necessarily. In fact, the majority of services and products in the states that border mexico, and some further north as well, have Spanish translations 'on the tin', as it were.
@@DemonicGamingUSofA / Three cheers for the flexibility of the United States !
I used to live in Timmins Northern Ontario and there is a lot of French speakers. Northern Ontario in general has a lot of French speakers
Greater Sudbury has 40% French speaking population
Mw Mx Trx yeah
I love the unique history of Canada, and it’s bilingualism! I also used to live in north Ontario.
The Virgin English
Le champion français
4:30 the most colonialist banter ever xD
Canadian cities weren't populated "as an extension" of the US or even because of climate, Sir John A. built the Pacific Railway next to the border with the express purpose of populating the land to prevent American annexation.
@Fuzzy Literally 100% wrong. The Canadian railway was built as a promise to convince B.C. to join the Confederation.
Fun fact: Canada negotiated confederation in Charlottetown PEI but PEI did not join right away
Or maybe learn more than one language?
Neither the Anglophones nor the Francophones want to do this.
I am Canadian, I do like Canada, Yes we exist.
Nathaniel Zonruiter for now I have a new hope for a winner of the Canadian providence aka the party 51 because Quebec would be nice
Nathaniel Zonruiter fuck trudeau though
Billy bob yea bad news gents
No you dont
Great use of reference in the thumbnail😆
Canadian: cannot have 2 languages in one country. Meanwhile India almost 2000 languages living together
I love this! Keep it up toycat. Second Channel, best channel.
Great first outing! That being said, it would be great if the both of ya would mention some of the scholars you guys are clearly influenced by, i.e. Peter Zeihan
I like Zeihan. Through youtube I also watch Stephen Kotkin
America does indeed love Canada.
No.
"Lingualities?!"
Geez, it's been so long, I thought an ex-gf had killed you or something.
(Btw, most Canadians have become annoying in recent years. -- says this American)
Wdym
@@tunahan4418 - Toycat hadn't posted on this channel in quite some time.
SilvanaDil were just catching up to our fellow Americans, also you really don’t know us so. If you don’t live here you can’t say shit.
The English speaking side of Canada was essentially founded by United Empire loyalist exiles (Americans who supported Britain during the American Revolution and got exiled after, the UK resettled many of them in Canada). Add in about one and a quarter centuries of the US being an existential threat (Manifest Destiny was fundamentally incompatible with Canada's existence) and you get a country with anti-Americanism hard-baked deep, no matter how good the current relationship.
In short, we've always been kind of annoying to Americans but it's just been easier to notice due to modern communication technologies. Ironically, the one region of Canada that doesn't have centuries of anti-Americanism hard-baked is Quebec (where US entrepreneurial spirit is pretty widely admired, although in recent years Quebec's far more progressive political scene means they view American politics much like European countries do).
@@owenplourde3934 Canada doesnt really know America either
He needs to do this with story's
I'm a Québécois who supports independence and I actually agree 100% with what your guest said about Québec and Canada. He actually has a lot of the same takes/arguments as Québec separatists in general so it's very interesting and refreshing to hear from an English Canadian, rather than triggering.
As an American, I'll never understand how Quebec isn't its own country. And having been there before, its certainly different.
@@johnnyslokes2712 Thanks, I appreciate your POV! I believe there will soon (in the next 5 years) be another constitutional crisis with a push for independence. Hopefully this time it succeeds.
Do people in Quebec really believe that they’ll be successful as an independent country? I’m not trying to be condescending, I just don’t know much about it’s economy. Would it be able to keep up its standard of living in the long term?
@@andycockrum1212 Why not? We have an abundance of water and clean energy, two resources that will be more and more invaluable in the long term.
We also have a very diversified economy, which makes it more stable, and Montreal is a world hub for everything tech, AI, animation, video games, etc. I believe being an independent country would open many new avenues for tourism as well since we will be able to represent ourselves on the world stage and "have and control our own image" internationally.
We also have the Saint-Laurent seaway and the soon to be Northwest passage which will be huge in the near future.
I can think of a few functioning independent countries with worse conditions.
Can you try to stay a consistent distance from The microphone?
Really liked this. Nice convo. Loose and easy.
I think I speak for all Canadians when I say: ouch
if only 1 red no reds vote, if 2 blues all blues vote. That's what the canadian guy was saying. Also popular vote is a poor way of saying that the country of america would have swung the other way as many don't vote because their state is already solid one color. California has higher voter turnout of blue than norm because it has 2 blues going head to head, so you as a blue will vote for the better blue of the two blues. basically the currently election system the popular vote will favor the blue party because turnout rate not because of belief of the people. i.e. red cali's don't vote.
Where did you get your U.S. Electoral College map?...California has 55 votes, not 65....I'm sure they want them, but the last federal census in 2010 was the first time CA did not get more electoral votes since it attained statehood in 1850.
Hopefully they lose votes in 2020, California is quickly becoming a shithole
As a Canadian, I want to clear up to the comments that Canada is not going to break up any time soon. Can't say for the distant future but probably not in anyone's lifetime.
As i fellow Canadian, I support this message!
Tomorrow
What about countries where the people can speak both languages? Such as Kenya with Swahili and English?
I hate how slow everything is so i spead it up a bit! ( I always have to speed up youtube and i hate watching things that i can’t speed up 1.5 no joke thats normal to me and i can understand it )
On the day of our election to
Ok, nobody in Canada calls the neighbour 'America', it's almost always 'The States'.
It's kind of annoying when I (an "American" (U.S. citizen)) call myself an "American" or call my country "America" and someone from Canada or Latin America always says
"I have no idea what you're talking about"
shut the fuck up
@@guacre2675 ok, calm down buddy. Almost nobody in Canada calls your country "America", you just going to have to deal with it. America is the continent to many people.
@@matthewsmith908 It's okay, we'll invade soon enough
@@guacre2675 good luck, if Afghanistan and Iraq are any indication then I'm sure it'll go swimmingly
Uuuh... who's the Canadian guy?
Idk but must be an United Statesians spy
Surely not a Canadian, he’s driving me up the wall. He’s wrong on almost everything
your mother
As an American, I think Canadians are alright. Definitely one of the better countries to have as a neighbor.
For a lot of their posturing of not being America. Honestly, there is no other country in the world that is more like America than Canada.
Also, they are polite, like America's Midwest. But they can be a little sanctimonious and arrogant too. Depends on the Canadian of course.
They need to change Newfoundland’s name it’s been found for a while now
Care to suggest a name?
@@Cardi185 oldfoundland
The Rideau canal was militarily and economically significant when it was built. It was superceded by modern roads and rail of course. The canal is still active but it's used for pleasure craft these days (it's a tourism and heritage thing now).
The Rideau canal is a thing of historical beauty !
Cool, I don't agree with a single word this so-called Canadian said
America is a continent, the Latin Americans are right. We Canadians call the USA “ The States”. Latin America is not sad. It’s very beautiful... more beautiful than uk.
No u r wrong 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
French Canadians don't share the "not America" sense of identity. Their sense of identity is pretty distinct and the language barrier has never resulted in them feeling too similar to the US.
As for the income disparity between the US and Canada, Canada has a higher median income than the US but a lower mean income. Joe Average Canadian earns more but the country has less income disparity skewing the mean upwards. Being rich in the US is a better deal. Being poor or middle class in Canada is generally better.
There's a massive country forming to our south, but we'll go it alone'
*cough* *cough* Brexit
It's not always 50 different elections in america, there are some states that do it proportionally to their voters (which is what I think we should all be doing but eh.) Either way a state gets to decide how they use their electoral votes, they just go with the will of the people for the fear of that changing.
I want to hear about jogging from a jography podcast.
Louisiana also has jungle primaries. If no one gets 50%, a second election is held which may result in candidates from the same party running against each other. Maine has ranked choice voting. Maine and Nebraska can split their electoral votes in presidential elections.
Wow this was so interesting, definitely subscribed after this
50:00 you're talking about 'exhorbitant priviledge' and it was said by valéry giscard d'estaing, though famously conceptualised recently by barry eichengreen
23:30, we built a fort in Rhode Island that was made defunct in like ten years because they realized they left a blind spot to the fort that a ship could sneak up on lmao
Quebecs nationalist mouvement isn't that big of a deal. Yes there is people in Quebec wishing to leave Canada, but saying that all the Quebec people don't care about Canada is false.
Ok but we have 2 languages because of history
No one, not a single soul
ibx2cat: Should Canada exist?
Yay!!! Let's goooo
I wish it was on Spotify tho😆
Yeah, lol 😂
The language argument isn’t solid. Diversity strengthens economies. In a country where you’re required to speak English it doesn’t matter how many languages there are
Canada is the reason im not watching youtube in the ocean
I get his point about one language, but having the same language doesn't imply you have the same world view.
That is false and is what is known as Identity politics.
Having standardisation is good for a nation in many ways, and humanity as a whole, as it improves interaction and encourages growth. But I don't see how it's helpful to achieve that in the language department by cutting countries up along existing language lines. Why not simply enforce one universal language for the entire country as its Official language, or it's Language of Governance and Trade within national boundaries. Any other notable languages would be kept as recognized languages of local importance.
This guy on the podcast falls prey to the same mindset as so many, they look at future political boundries in very simplistic terms; i.e If the United States broke up, they would only break up along current state lines, no new states would form, no land would be exchanged.
Also, the idea that a country is doomed because it has multiple languages is wrong. For one, what evidence is there Canada will break up as a result of the dual languages? All over the world you have countries will many languages. If you can prove having more than one language will directly lead to the nation falling apart, as opposed to it doing so "Naturally" as just about every nation historically has, then great.
The modern age is interesting, because it allows for entities and practices to exist, which without our current level of technology and organization would not be possible.
We can keep animals and humans alive, long past what we could in the past. And in many cases, we can reintroduce them to the wild, or society.
Canada is itself an example of a Nation which geographically speaking, shouldn't exist. Nations naturally rise and fall along natural boundaries and how big they get is also limited by what they have, and where they are. Languages change over time, and politics allowed for a sort of invisible border which people focus travel and trade, and this is what creates langauges and cultures only found in certain places. A bunch of unrelated people mix together until the dust settles into a relatively coherent identity, which isn't actually as universal as we'd like to think.
Without the modern age, Canada wouldn't exist. And I would say the same for the USA, if not for Trains, Europeans couldn't have colonized North America from Coast to Coast, and without industrialization our current population in the millions for most countries, would be impossible.
The US is sorta comparable to Empires throughout history, but they were always fragile due to limits in theirn technology, if the US regressed in technology it too, would be unable to keep together.
And if not for the death of the Native peoples, clearing out most of the available land, the US would not exist (Canada is its own thing, but its basically identical to the US and only cane about as a result of the US so they are in the same boat. The US doesn't make sense geographically either, for different reasons, It can defend itself, but its size and power compared to itself neighbors is unbalanced and due to its resources and location, it can overwhelm all other countries in the Americas. This says nothing complimentary to the US, any system with the same access would have similar success and ability. North And South America should be more similar to the EU, but not exactly. It's still a more equal area for the different countries.
Should India exist?
I definitely needed to know about the maple syrup heist, thank you
I love out geography nerd-ing another geography nerd, it’s pronounced Soo SAINT Marie, not soo salt. 😂
Should the United Kingdom exist ?
So, this is basically an argument showing the importance to Quebec and it’s role in Canada! ⚜️ 🇨🇦
HEY I AM THE FIRST AMERICAN!! I am French Canadian, so I guess this makes sense.
What’s Canada?
What's America ?Let's all play ignorant ... duh !
@@dennisschwartzentruber3204 yeah, what is France while we are talking about it?
You could have the US elections work fully by popular vote if you wanted - but only if the President was a mostly cultural and diplomatic position with little actual power. Otherwise, when the President can enact new policies via executive order that directly affect the individual states, then all of those states will want a relevant weighted say in who gets to be President to be able to do these executive orders. Right?
Haha do more of these
Many countries have different languages and are still countries like India Afghanistan Belarus and many more usually because they have a constitution or a main religion
Bruh all of the countries you just mentioned are completely plagued by problems because of this lol
@@lincolnlog5977 but the main point is that they're still countrys
Kingston(rev. War)->Toronto/York(1812)->Ottawa and québécois cities (back and forth)
The US invaded Canada twice, 1775 and the War of 1812. The Union could have easily conquered Canada in 1865 when it had the largest, most experienced army in the world.
To be fair however this was also when Britain was at it's peak of power which Canada was part of the British Empire and gained dominion status just 2 years after.
The U.S. had enough problems of its own to solve at this time and is still trying to resolve them as of this moment !
Also the US army still used napoleonic tactics which was widely outdated at the time. So I highly doubt, they were the best army
If you're for more than one, then the argument you're likely to apply on why your for two, could apply to any number above one. It's either (1) or (all)
I loved this lol
The real issue is having any official language to being with. America has done just fine without one, and we do have more than English in our lands.