Canadian and American politics compared | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-02-08

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00:05:47 1 Country comparison
00:06:02 2 History
00:06:11 2.1 Colonial wars
00:08:39 2.2 Mingling of peoples
00:11:21 2.3 American Revolutionary War
00:13:30 2.4 War of 1812
00:18:59 2.5 Conservative reaction
00:20:08 2.6 Civil War
00:21:32 2.7 Alabama claims
00:24:13 2.8 Dominion of Canada
00:26:05 2.9 Emigration to and from the United States of America
00:27:42 2.10 Alaska boundary
00:29:18 2.11 Reciprocal trade with U.S.
00:30:19 2.12 Canadian autonomy
00:33:45 2.13 World War II
00:35:51 2.13.1 Newfoundland
00:36:42 2.14 Cold War
00:38:04 2.15 Nixon Shock 1971
00:40:02 2.16 1990s
00:40:51 3 Anti-Americanism
00:45:58 4 Relations between political executives
00:46:33 4.1 W.L. Mackenzie King and Franklin D. Roosevelt (October 1935 – April 1945)
00:47:01 4.2 W.L. Mackenzie King and Harry S. Truman (April 1945 – November 1948)
00:47:14 4.3 Louis St. Laurent and Harry S. Truman (November 1948 – January 1953)
00:47:27 4.4 Louis St. Laurent and Dwight D. Eisenhower (January 1953 – June 1957)
00:47:40 4.5 John G. Diefenbaker and Dwight D. Eisenhower (June 1957 – January 1961)
00:47:53 4.6 John G. Diefenbaker and John F. Kennedy (January 1961 – April 1963)
00:48:35 4.7 Lester B. Pearson and John F. Kennedy (April–November 1963)
00:48:46 4.8 Lester B. Pearson and Lyndon B. Johnson (November 1963 – April 1968)
00:49:23 4.9 Pierre Trudeau and Lyndon B. Johnson (April 1968 – January 1969)
00:49:35 4.10 Pierre Trudeau and Richard Nixon (January 1969 – August 1974)
00:49:51 4.11 Pierre Trudeau and Gerald Ford (August 1974 – January 1977)
00:50:07 4.12 Pierre Trudeau and Jimmy Carter (January 1977 – June 1979)
00:50:23 4.13 Joe Clark and Jimmy Carter (June 1979 – March 1980)
00:50:38 4.14 Pierre Trudeau and Jimmy Carter (March 1980 – January 1981)
00:50:53 4.15 Pierre Trudeau and Ronald Reagan (January 1981 – June 1984)
00:51:08 4.16 John Turner and Ronald Reagan (June–September 1984)
00:51:21 4.17 Brian Mulroney and Ronald Reagan (September 1984 – January 1989)
00:52:04 4.18 Brian Mulroney and George H. W. Bush (January 1989 – January 1993)
00:52:17 4.19 Brian Mulroney and Bill Clinton (January–June 1993)
00:52:31 4.20 Kim Campbell and Bill Clinton (June–November 1993)
00:52:45 4.21 Jean Chrétien and Bill Clinton (November 1993 – January 2001)
00:54:00 4.22 Jean Chrétien and George W. Bush (January 2001 – December 2003)
00:54:52 4.23 Paul Martin and George W. Bush (December 2003 – February 2006)
00:55:04 4.24 Stephen Harper and George W. Bush (February 2006 – January 2009)
00:55:59 4.25 Stephen Harper and Barack Obama (January 2009 – November 2015)
00:57:23 4.25.1 Canada-United States Regulatory Cooperation Council (RCC) (2011)
00:59:34 4.26 Justin Trudeau and Barack Obama (November 2015 – January 2017)
01:02:24 4.27 Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump (January 2017–present)
01:04:17 5 Military and security
01:06:38 5.1 War in Afghanistan
01:08:51 5.2 2003 Invasion of Iraq
01:09:32 5.3 Responding to ISIS/Daesh
01:10:23 6 Trade
01:11:56 7 Environmental issues
01:15:28 7.1 Newfoundland fisheries dispute
01:17:24 8 Illicit drugs
01:18:48 9 Diplomacy
01:18:57 9.1 Views of presidents and prime ministers
01:25:24 9.2 Canadian public opinion on U.S. presidents
01:28:02 9.3 Territorial disputes
01:28:47 9.3.1 Arctic disputes
01:31:09 9.4 Common memberships
01:33:23 10 Diplomatic missions
01:33:33 10.1 Canadian missions in the United States
01:34:35 10.2 U.S. missions in Canada
01:35:25 11 See also



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Canada–United States relations refers to the bilateral relations between Canada and the United States of America. Relations between Canada and the United States of America historically have been extensive, given a shared bo ...