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well in history class you learn about history from your own country I think, take world history maybe to learn about Canada, I am a Canadian and they teach us a little bit of the U.S (I'm assuming you from there)

Last edited by deadawakeing (2006-08-10 21:03:02)

seriously, the american revolution?

ok id like to learn, what did the canadians do? i mean ive never heard the word canada in history class and i have a 4.0.... well a 3.9 but who gives a shit about english?

so please, tell me

edit: i seem to recall hearing Quebec and supplies in the same sentence.

Last edited by HURLEY (2006-08-10 21:17:33)

now that i think about it, i heard the word canada in industrial tech, but they just showed us a stadium being built which is and american sport.... so that doesnt really count.

Marlboroman82 wrote:

LT.Victim wrote:

Then you Probably haven't been paying much attention in History Class...

You never learned about the war of 1812, American Revolution, none of that crap?

where you stoned 24/7?

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White Out works good too

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Of course I've heard of Canada in history class, history was my favorite so I absorbed everything & more.
I have been there as well, Niagara Falls is incredible, for those who don't know anything about Canada these days here is a time line http://www.canadahistory.com/timelines/timeline.htm
It reminds me a lot of Alaska, everything is bigger & lots of trees & fish. The women aren't bad either.
To anyone who hasn't been its a must see, I can't wait to see a few ski resorts up there.

Canada, of course I heard of Canada in history class.  We didn't study it much.  Canada would've played a major role if the cold war went hot.  I do have to say Canada isn't my favorite study.

Nope if it wasn't for this forum i wouldn't know anything about them.

Not that i know alot about them,just were they are and stuff.

We don't learn about that war of independence or the American revolution in English schools.

I still have no idea of what happened.

interesting thread lol

My Pop worked in Canada, I went to school there from 9th to 11th grade.  The school I was at required a Canadian history and another history course.  As an American, I wasn't required to take Canadian history, but I did have to take the other history course.  What was interesting was this other course was you could either take "Russian History" or "US History". 

I took US history, during which I got sent to the principal's office for arguing with the teacher.  The topic - Pearl Harbor - Teacher's side - Pearl Harbor was manufactured by the US gov't so US could get into the war, there is no way a Japanese fleet could make it across the Pacific unnoticed.  My argument - poor radar, almost full destruction of Pacific fleet is ridiculous, thousands of lives lost.  So I got booted for presenting a "counter-cultural" argument.

The trip left me with a few issues - when it's cold out I think Celcius, when it's hot out I think Farenheit, when it's moderate I don't know what temperature it is.  I get the US legislative system and the Canadian legislative system mixed up...don't ask...but somehow the parliment passes bills from the house of representatives - I did not take a US gov't class, but I did take a Canadian gov't class.  I throw in an eh? sometimes...sometimes with a ya'll.  "Ya'll have a good time, eh?".

The interesting thing about Canadians - they know more about Americans than probably half of the US citizens.  Intersting thing about Americans - they know Canada is cold, like hockey, like vacationing in Florida, and talk funny (and that's about it).

My perspective:  Canada is cleaner, summertime is great (for the two months), but in general Canadians are more laid back and less NOW NOW NOW.

I love Canada.

kessel! wrote:

all you need to know about Canada is that we are better than you.

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just quit talking dude, you live in ohio... its like a lake and then there it is, bet you could get there in like less than 1  flying.

Last edited by HURLEY (2006-08-11 22:03:19)