Is North America like Great Britain?

[Anonymous]

Canada is Scotland; Colder. Socialist and liberal. Hates their Southern neighbors for no reason. Also both opposed Brexit. Many Canadians are Scottish by blood, as more Scots migrated there than the USA.

USA is England; Warmer. Capitalist and conservative. Doesn't give their Northern neighbors any thought. Most Americans are English by blood (some even fully English) ever since the Pilgrims showed up in 1620. Not many English settled in Canada, apart from some deserters following the Revolutionary War.

Mexico is Spain; Hot and a vacation/holiday destination for both the above. Mexico has been Spanish by blood and linguistics since the 16th century.

Make sense?

[Curmudgeon]

An interesting book you might want to check out on this subject:
www.amazon.com/.../ref=sr_1_2

[LiamJHayden]

Neither Canada nor the USA is that homogenous.

[Asker]

USA seems to be. Everybody there is white and most have an English surname.

[LiamJHayden]

Not remotely. As of 2021, White Americans are the racial majority, with non-Hispanic whites representing 59.3% of the population. Hispanic and Latino Americans are the largest ethnic minority, comprising 18.9% of the population, while Black Americans are the largest racial and the second largest ethnic minority, making up 12.6%.

[Curmudgeon]

While it is true that the USA is nowhere near that homogenous, it is also true that 4 cultural strains of English settlers left their mark on the USA later on, a mark that later immigrants more often than not adapted to, depending upon where they settled. A fascinating book on this:
www.amazon.com/.../ref=sr_1_2

[purplepoppy]

Spain isn't part of great Britain.

[provokeesmokee]

Fuck yeah, I'll be Scottish.