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Choose one country in North America (not including the United States) to research. View the map to help you choose.
Research the selected country. Find geography information and data on its standard of living. A helpful resource is the CIA World Factbook. Complete the Country Recommendation worksheet with information about the country you selected.
Compare the standard of living in your selected country with that of the United States. Write this comparison in at least three to five complete sentences.
Examine the information you have researched. Decide whether you recommend this country for your family’s new home. Write down the reasons you do or do not recommend it.

Canada may seem similar to America, but in fact, it is not as related as it seems. While America does not have an official language, the languages of Canada are French and English. French is mainly spoken in the East and English in the West. Popular sports in Canada include ice hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and basketball. There are a few similarities between the countries, though. Both Canada and America are very large countries, and each government is a democracy. America is technically cheaper to live in, but Canadians receive special benefits like free healthcare and hospital transportation. To conclude, both the United States and Canada have their benefits, and each are great places to live.

I would recommend this country for my new family's home for the following reasons:

- Free healthcare

- Better paid maternatity leave

- Free hospital transportation (ambulances/hospital helicopters)

- Quiet and peaceful reputation

i am not in high school so i don’t know

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