What’s the history of Canada? Could Canada be easily annexed? Are there hidden motives for the invasion of Canada by the United States of America? Can Canada's annexation benefit either nation more?
President Donald Trump, has expressed the administration’s views on colonizing Canada in enough words to cause tension. The driving desire to make the United States great again as he promised may be the push of his administration to spare no effort, no man and no country that stands to be exploited or denied visa privileges! Think about this! Only by influencing tariffs in the United States, President Trump is suggested to have played a disturbing influence on the failed re-election of President Trudeau as president. Currently, President Trump considers the new Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, as no obstacle to his crave for Canada. To Canada’s colonization, it’s not an IF, It's a WHEN question.
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In the colonial years the American forces invaded Canada and with much success. Nevertheless, Author Charles River Editors tells of the many times America retreated. This was due to British forces, a harsh climate, and Canadian loyalty to Britain. In the same book titled “American invasions of Canada” Colonial times threats and wars make a most interesting read! In the case of “American Invasion of Canada, Author Charles River Editors narration draws attention to the political border disputes and geography that had considerable potential to lead to war. The book contains evidence that the United States of America had detailed plans to invade Canada even as far back as the 1930s.
Among the many benefits that the United States of America could have from the annexation of Canada is the acquisition of a large chunk of the Arctic region. President Trump’s lust for more resources to boost the dying economy of the United States can be captured here. So, it’s goes beyond an emotional-driven merger, and points towards a need or economic-driven ambition.
Alaska, the 49th state in the United States, has a longer coastline than all the other U.S. states combined. Canada still has a large and more significant chunk of the land and resources in the Arctic region. The fierce competition between Russia, Denmark, Canada and the United States for rights to the huge deposits of natural gas and oil may be behind this act. Authors Klaus Dodds & Mark Nuttall, in their book: “The Arctic: what everyone needs to know”, examines the growing importance of the Arctic region since the Cold War. The book explores people, politics, the environment, resource development, and conservation and provides critical information about how changes there, can and will, affect our entire globe and all its inhabitants.
Many books have raised alarming voices at what may be coming with such event The Apple books store features many. The annexation may find support and a vote from within, according to Author J. D Rossetti. The book” Oh Canada” predicts a sad future. It speaks with much sadness on how the diplomacy, politics and culture of a most friendly country may experience great transformation when a country with a totally different perspective merges with Canada.
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Charles River Editors [2024] American Invasions of Canada: The History of America’s Attempts to Conquer Canada and Other Border Disputes (Unabridged)
Jessie Hionis [2025] What if Canada Became the 51st State? Food for Thought! The History, Potential Implications and Possibilities of a Borderless Future
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In the colonial years the American forces invaded Canada and with much success. Nevertheless, Author Charles River Editors tells of the many times America retreated. This was due to British forces, a harsh climate, and Canadian loyalty to Britain. In the same book titled “American invasions of Canada” Colonial times threats and wars make a most interesting read! In the case of “American Invasion of Canada, Author Charles River Editors narration draws attention to the political border disputes and geography that had considerable potential to lead to war. The book contains evidence that the United States of America had detailed plans to invade Canada even as far back as the 1930s.
Alaska, the 49th state in the United States, has a longer coastline than all the other U.S. states combined. Canada still has a large and more significant chunk of the land and resources in the Arctic region. The fierce competition between Russia, Denmark, Canada and the United States for rights to the huge deposits of natural gas and oil may be behind this act. Authors Klaus Dodds & Mark Nuttall, in their book: “The Arctic: what everyone needs to know”, examines the growing importance of the Arctic region since the Cold War. The book explores people, politics, the environment, resource development, and conservation and provides critical information about how changes there, can and will, affect our entire globe and all its inhabitants.
Many books have raised alarming voices at what may be coming with such event The Apple books store features many. The annexation may find support and a vote from within, according to Author J. D Rossetti. The book” Oh Canada” predicts a sad future. It speaks with much sadness on how the diplomacy, politics and culture of a most friendly country may experience great transformation when a country with a totally different perspective merges with Canada. 
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