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Old 10-03-12 | 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by eja_ bottecchia
Machka, I don't wish to pile on you, but seriously, how can you have any sort of meaningful study of Canada's history without also discussing US history. The history of these two countries is so intermingled that you cannot talk about one without talking about the other. If the Canadian school system ignores US history, while including other countries that is just ignorant. I have always believed Canadians to be well-educated people and, in fact, I find that most Canadians know more about the US than we know about them.

YOur statement is just shocking--how short-sighted.
+1 I live in Ontario and am in highschool, I took history last year so I'm fresh out of it. In grade 10 we have a mandatory history course called "Canadian History", and yes, we talk about the US AND Europe almost as much as Canada. Now in grade 11 we have a course called "American History", I havn't taken it, but as you may be able to tell, it's about the US.
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