Make sure your choice reflects the correct, logical relationship and the grammatical constraints. There may be more than one correct choice, so prepare to explain why you chose your answer. Both Canada and the United States have large minorities that speak languages other than English. Canada has a large French-speaking minority. Canada has adopted a policy of bilingualism, and has two official languages.
All students study both languages in school.
However, in the United States, there is a movement to make English the only official language. These differences in bilingualism may spring from geographical considerations. In Canada, the French-speaking minority constitutes a majority in certain parts of the country, primarily in the province of Quebec. Large concentrations of Spanish-speaking people are found in New York, Florida, New Mexico, and California. Grammar Dimensions, Book Three.