American-Canadian War

American-Canadian War

The territory of the United States covers an area of ??9.37 million square kilometers. Later, in 1997, the sovereignty of the Great Lakes and the area of ??coastal waters were added, and it was changed to 9.83 million square kilometers, with a population of about 320 million.

Canada is located in the north of the United States, and the entire North America is basically divided between these two countries. Canada has a territory of 9.98 million square kilometers, but a population of only 36 million. It is a member of the Commonwealth and a member of NATO.

Don’t look at the fact that the United States and Canada are wearing the same pants now. Just a few days ago, Canada was instigated by the United States to do something dirty to Huawei’s leadership. But in history, the two countries have been at loggerheads, and the United States wants to make Canada available to everyone. Looking at the history of expansion of the United States, from the original 13 colonies on the east coast, they were either snatched or bought to have such a vast land today. It also has territorial ambitions for its fat neighbor, Canada.

The story begins in 1812. At that time, Canada was still a British colony, and President Madison was in power in the United States. Taking advantage of the struggle between Britain and France, they attacked Canada. The Canadian side was composed of British troops, Indians, and Canadian militia. In 1814, the Canadian coalition forces invaded Washington, and the U.S. government fled in panic. The presidential palace was set on fire by the coalition forces. It was burned to a black place. It was later repainted with white ash. The name "White House".

To this day, both countries believe that they are the winners of that war and hold celebrations every year.

After that, the United States expanded its expansion strategy from north to south, and through a series of annexations and purchases, today's situation was formed. It is worth mentioning that Mexico had more than half of its territory taken away by the United States, amounting to 2.3 million square kilometers. Even General Grant, who participated in the war, blushed: "This war is one of the most unjust wars fought by a powerful nation against a weak nation."

It can be seen that the rise of the United States is a dirty and bloody process, and the family background is not clean. . Since the U.S.-Canada War in 1812, the relationship between the two countries has evolved and developed. Today, the United States and Canada have long formed an alliance, and even Canada's defense has been taken care of by the United States.