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Countryballs - History of Canada
Canada is a country in the north of North America, bordering the United States to the south. On the face of it, Canada has a primitive, ordinary history, but it is not! The history of Canada dates back to 15000 years BC. The first people to visit Canada were the Indians. They got there through the Bering Strait. As a result of 5000 years Indians settled all over the territory of Canada. The first European explorers were not the Spanish! Long before they discovered the new world, the Vikings were there. In about 900, the Vikings first visited Newfoundland. They liked the climate and wildlife there, so they decided to establish a small settlement on the Pacific coast. Viking colony did not last long, and after about 1 century Vikings under the oppression of the locals were expelled from these lands and never appeared there again. Soon after the discovery of America by Columbus, French navigators discovered a new land. They founded a colony in what is now western Quebec and called it New France. The French went deep into the continent and captured territories such as - Southern Ontario, Monitoba, Michigan, Louisiana and others. Seeing the success of the French, the British decided to establish a colony. They seized the island of Newfoundland from the French and occupied Nova Scotia. They began to establish colonies in northern Ontario and named them Rupert's Land. Two powerful powers could not coexist in the neighborhood together, so war broke out. As a result of the war, France lost all of its colonies in North America. Spain got Louisiana, and in turn the British took the rest of the territories, that is, all of Canada. Later Britain began active development of new lands, but after the war with France began to decline, so the king of Great Britain decided to raise taxes for the 13 colonies of America. This arrangement was not accepted by the local population, and the war for the independence of the United States began. Many residents of the 13 colonies fled to Canada as loyalists to Britain, while others fled from Canada to the United States. The revolutionaries expected Canada to join the rebellion, but this did not happen. The Americans brought an army into Toronto, but quickly lost control and gave up their claim to the land. After the war, new colonies were established in Canada. From Rupert's Land, colonies such as - Upper Canada - Where the British-speaking population lived and occupied the territories of southern Ontario and Lower Canada - Where the French lived. As a result of colonization, the British moved inland - colonizing the territories of Nunavut, British Columbia, Yukon and the Northwest Territories - which were later united into the single Dominion of Canada. However, the Dominion did not include Newfoundland and Labrador. With the outbreak of World War I, Canadians actively participated on the side of the Entente. After World War I, the stock market crashed and the Great Depression began. After the Great Depression, Canada entered World War II in 1939 to fight Nazism. In the 1950s, Newfoundland joined Canada. Canada subsequently gained sovereignty from Britain, but joined the Commonwealth of Independent Nations, and Canada remained formally headed by the British monarch. You can learn more about the history of Canada in this video

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it`s Canvas CountryBalls. This time History of Canada. Funny animation about history of Canada. Countryballs are the cartoon characters drawn in the shape of a ball with the color schemes of the national flags. You will learn about the most interesting political facts in the form of internet memes. Thanks for watching!

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