Which two countries are typical immigrant countries?

Traditional immigrant countries are: the United States and Canada.

United States:

From a historical perspective:

Native Americans are Indians. The Italian navigator Columbus made four ocean voyages in 1492 and discovered the new continent. In the next hundred years, a large number of people from Europe began to immigrate to the United States, which triggered an immigration revolution.

Canada:

Historical reasons:

Canada will become an immigrant country, and its historical reasons, like the United States, are the result of European foreign aggression and expansion.

1, became a French colony.

Canada was once home to Indians and Inuit. /kloc-In the 6th century, the French dreamed of discovering and ruling more territory, expanding the scope of trade, and making all countries in the world believe in their beliefs. So Canada became a colony of France.

2. Become a British colony.

During 1756- 1763, the "Seven Years' War" broke out between Britain and France in Canada, and France was defeated, while the Paris Peace Treaty of 1763 officially made Canada a British colony.