Canada
Derivation
The word Canada St. Lawrence is written by the Iroquoian word "Kanata", meaning "village" or "settlement". [10] In 1535, the Stadkona village of the present Quebec city area was discovered by Zak Karti. [11] Karti later In the entire region related to Donankana (Head of Stadkona), the term is referred to as the Canadian word; [11] After this, in 1545 European books and maps, Was recorded. [11]
History
Primitive inhabitants
At present, tribal people in Canada include the first nation, Inuit, and Metis people. Apart from this, there are mixed races, which were made in the mid-17th century after the marriage of the first European and European people coming out of the Inuit logo. 15,000 years ago, the first resident of North America migrated to Siberia through the Berring-Land bridge. [12] Before the European immigration, the tribal population was estimated to be between 2 lakh and 20 million in Canada, although the Royal Commission of Canada The figure of 500,000 was accepted. [13] With the arrival of Europeans, there also came along with fatal illnesses like influenza, measles, and smallpox, and in the same century there were tribal people. Number went to the decrease of 80 percent.
European colonialism
The first example of European colonialism was found by Norseman at Le'enseux in Newfoundland around 1000 e. After this, directly in 1497 Italian sailor John Cabot discovered the Atlantic coast of Canada and authorized the name of King Henry VII of England. [14] [15] Only after this was the Basque and Portuguese sailors in the 16th century on the Atlantic coast But set up checkpoints for fishing and whale hunting. [16] 1534 French explorer Jacques Cartier discovered the St. Lawrence River in Canada and King Fran of France In the name of the first of the name of Prinsis, he established a trade checkpoint, [17] However, the post was not kept for much of the day. In 1583, Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Queen Elizabeth IIt was founded by the Royal Privilege of St. John in Newfoundland, which became the first English colony on North America. [18] The French explorer Samuel de Champlin arrived there in 1603 and established that the first permanent European settlements, Port Royal (in 1605) and Quebec City (in 1608). After that, there was a continuation of colonial rule, the British established additional colonies in 1610 in the Cupid and Freeland, Newfoundland. After this, other thirteen colonized settlements were soon established in the South Kheta. A fight broke out between British and French soon, which had been the head of the seven years of war, after the Treaty of Paris in 1763, the British became the majority of Canadians American independence was recognized by the Treaty of Paris of 1783 and the southern regions of the Great Lakes were handed over to the new United States. Canada played a major role in the war between the United States of America and Britain in 1812, the war of peace came in 1815, though there was no change in the border between both of them. Between 1815-50, the number of British immigrants was more than 960,000. [20] Irish refugees and Gaelic speakers were among them. Due to infectious diseases, 25 -33% of the Europeans who settled in Canada before 1891 died due to infectious diseases.
- Three vertical straps (red, white, red) in the middle of which is a red leaf leaf of a tree named Maple.
- Flag
- Nationalism: "A Mari Usque Ad Mare" (language?)
- "From sea to sea"
- (As Canada's weapon)
- National anthem: "O Canada"
- Total Song: "God Save the Queen"
- Capital Ottawa
- 45 ° 24'N 75 ° 40'W
- The largest city of toronto
- Official language
- English French
- Recognized regional languages
- Chiplan Cree Gwichin Innewynton Inuktitut Inuvyilukt [North Slavey South Slavy Tlicho
- Human race
- 76.7% White
- 14.2% Asian
- 4.3% Tribal
- 2.9% black
- 1.2% Latin American
- 0.5% multi-ethnic
- 0.3% Others
- Resident Canadians
- Membership {{{membership}}}
- Government federal parliamentary
- Constitutional monarchy [2]
- - Empress Elisabeth II
- - Governor General David Johnston
- - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
- - Chief Justice Beverly McLaughlin
- Legislative assembly parliament
- - High House Senate
- - Lower House House of Commons
- Established United Kingdom
- - The Constitution Act, July 1, 1867
- - Statue of Westminster December 11, 1931
- - Canada Act April 17, 1982
- Area
- Total 9,984,670 square kilometers (second)
- 3,854,085 sq mi
- - Water (%) 8.92 (891,163 sq km / 344,080 sq mi
- Population
- - 2016 Census 35,675,834 [3] [4] (37th)
- - 2011 Census 36,443,632 [5]
- - Density 3.41 / km / sq km (228th)
- 8.3 / sq mi
- Gross Domestic Product (PPP) 2016 estimate
- - Total $ 1.672 lacs [6] (10th)
- - $ 46,199 per person [6] (20th)
- Gross domestic product (nominal) 2016 estimate
- - Total $ 1.532 lacs [6] (10th)
- - $ 40,409 per person [6] (9th)
- Guinea (2010) 33.7 [7] [8]
- Medium · 103W
- Human Development Index (2013) Straight Line Steady.svg 0.902 [9]
- Very high · 8th
- Currency Canadian Dollar ($) (CAD)
- Time Zone (UTC-3.5 to -8)
- - Summer (DB) (UTC-2.5 to -7)
- Date format
- dd-mm-yyyy
- mm-dd-yyyy
- yyyy-mm-dd (AD)
- Traffic movement direction right
- Phone code +1
- Internet TLD .ca
- Canada is a country in North America with ten provinces and three union territories. It is located in the northern part of the continent, extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean and north to the Arctic Ocean. Its total area is 99.8 lakh square kilometers and Canada is the second largest country in terms of total area and second largest in the world. Its international border with the United States is the largest land boundary in the world. Canada is a developed country, its per capita income is at tenth place globally and its ranking on the Human Development Index is ninth. It has the highest ranking in the international measure of government transparency, civil liberties, life, economic independence, and quality of education. Canada is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. Along with this, it is part of many major international and inter-governmental organizations or groups, including the United Nations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, G8, Group of Top 10 Countries, G20, North American Free Trade Agreement, Asia Pacific Ocean Economic cooperation is prominent
Derivation
The word Canada St. Lawrence is written by the Iroquoian word "Kanata", meaning "village" or "settlement". [10] In 1535, the Stadkona village of the present Quebec city area was discovered by Zak Karti. [11] Karti later In the entire region related to Donankana (Head of Stadkona), the term is referred to as the Canadian word; [11] After this, in 1545 European books and maps, Was recorded. [11]
History
Primitive inhabitants
At present, tribal people in Canada include the first nation, Inuit, and Metis people. Apart from this, there are mixed races, which were made in the mid-17th century after the marriage of the first European and European people coming out of the Inuit logo. 15,000 years ago, the first resident of North America migrated to Siberia through the Berring-Land bridge. [12] Before the European immigration, the tribal population was estimated to be between 2 lakh and 20 million in Canada, although the Royal Commission of Canada The figure of 500,000 was accepted. [13] With the arrival of Europeans, there also came along with fatal illnesses like influenza, measles, and smallpox, and in the same century there were tribal people. Number went to the decrease of 80 percent.
European colonialism
The first example of European colonialism was found by Norseman at Le'enseux in Newfoundland around 1000 e. After this, directly in 1497 Italian sailor John Cabot discovered the Atlantic coast of Canada and authorized the name of King Henry VII of England. [14] [15] Only after this was the Basque and Portuguese sailors in the 16th century on the Atlantic coast But set up checkpoints for fishing and whale hunting. [16] 1534 French explorer Jacques Cartier discovered the St. Lawrence River in Canada and King Fran of France In the name of the first of the name of Prinsis, he established a trade checkpoint, [17] However, the post was not kept for much of the day. In 1583, Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Queen Elizabeth IIt was founded by the Royal Privilege of St. John in Newfoundland, which became the first English colony on North America. [18] The French explorer Samuel de Champlin arrived there in 1603 and established that the first permanent European settlements, Port Royal (in 1605) and Quebec City (in 1608). After that, there was a continuation of colonial rule, the British established additional colonies in 1610 in the Cupid and Freeland, Newfoundland. After this, other thirteen colonized settlements were soon established in the South Kheta. A fight broke out between British and French soon, which had been the head of the seven years of war, after the Treaty of Paris in 1763, the British became the majority of Canadians American independence was recognized by the Treaty of Paris of 1783 and the southern regions of the Great Lakes were handed over to the new United States. Canada played a major role in the war between the United States of America and Britain in 1812, the war of peace came in 1815, though there was no change in the border between both of them. Between 1815-50, the number of British immigrants was more than 960,000. [20] Irish refugees and Gaelic speakers were among them. Due to infectious diseases, 25 -33% of the Europeans who settled in Canada before 1891 died due to infectious diseases.
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