Wow, this is beyond embarrassing. I'm speechless. Listen to some answeres ... Alberta, Quebec. If Harvard students can't answer it what about an average American citizen? Americans, go back to school
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pretty good FreakyI don't know the number off the top of my head, but I'll just list them all and then count
Yukon, Northwest, Nunavut, B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland/Labrador, Prince Ed Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.
Which makes the total: 13
I'm in an AP geography class which helps![]()
Almost FreakyManDude, BUT we have provinces not states.I don't know the number off the top of my head, but I'll just list them all and then count
Yukon, Northwest, Nunavut, B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland/Labrador, Prince Ed Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.
Which makes the total: 13
I'm in an AP geography class which helps![]()
The sad thing is that Canada/USA are neighbors and intricately connected in many ways, and harvard is in the north east close to the border.Why are you raging so hard?
In terms of cities that most people talk about when referring to Canada, Ottawa is way low down on the list. People always talk about Toronto, Montreal and even Vancouver are more discussed and popular places.
It's exactly the same with Australia and their capital city of Canberra.
Trust me, it's not just Canada.Most Canadians don't know much about the States either but after spending a couple years down there I've definitely had some bizarre interactions with a select few Americans who seem to think Canada is as foreign as the moon.
"Do you guys have daylight savings time or is that not a Canadian thing?"
"You have a queen? How does that work, are you not an independent country?"
Good times.![]()
That's a good point actually. USA is so big and a lot of us Europeans are just happy to know the capital and that's it.I remember seeing a Hungarian guy on Facebook go crazy than an American from Nevada didnt know what the capital of Hungary was. I asked him what the capital of Nevada was and of course he had a million excuses and no idea.
That's not my impression. Sure, not many will get all the way to 50, but there are more than five quite famous ones.A vast majority of Americans couldn't tell the difference between Sweden and Switzerland. Which is fine. Most Europeans would struggle to name 5 American states.
Was a figure of speech, they could name more, but would struggle to put them on a map. And on the other hand surely most Americans could also name more than 5 European countries.That's not my impression. Sure, not many will get all the way to 50, but there are more than five quite famous ones.
How would you believe this anyway? Is it not logical that Europeans know at least 5 American states, when most Americans DO know 5 European states?A vast majority of Americans couldn't tell the difference between Sweden and Switzerland. Which is fine. Most Europeans would struggle to name 5 American states.
Might have to do with the fact that most American states are a big fat squarish blot. The center states are very hard to pinpoint by some Americans, let alone Europeans.Was a figure of speech, they could name more, but would struggle to put them on a map. And on the other hand surely most Americans could also name more than 5 European countries.
I think Europeans on average knows more about the American map than vice versa. Both sides could surely benefit from knowing even more, though.Was a figure of speech, they could name more, but would struggle to put them on a map. And on the other hand surely most Americans could also name more than 5 European countries.
If you're tired of the monotony, try looking at a US map where congressional districts are drawn in :superlol:Might have to do with the fact that most American states are a big fat squarish blot. The center states are very hard to pinpoint by some Americans, let alone Europeans.![]()
Oh, I am not. I know the map and I know the capitals of each state, which is kinda rare for a non-American. Was just speaking of most other people, like my wife for instance who can't tell Indiana from Illinois, and has heard of both of them from Monopoly. :lol:If you're tired of the monotony, try looking at a US map where congressional districts are drawn in :superlol:
Good manOh, I am not. I know the map and I know the capitals of each state, which is kinda rare for a non-American. Was just speaking of most other people, like my wife for instance who can't tell Indiana from Illinois, and has heard of both of them from Monopoly. :lol: