When people say continental u.s. does that include Canada? I know dumb question but Canada is on the same continent so...
Help an ignorant kid out? >_<
Help an ignorant kid out? >_<
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When people say continental u.s. does that include Canada? I know dumb question but Canada is on the same continent so...
Help an ignorant kid out? >_<

well one does have to cross a border or two to get there by land.....i'd really like to hear more about that 51st state idea....He brings up a good point... well he didn't but he got me thinking. Why is it called the continental US when it doesn't include Alaska? Alaska is part of the North American continent so why exclude it? Unless the term was coined before Alaska joined the union, it doesn't seem quite accurate in that regard.
only when Canada becomes the 51'st state.
"Welcome to Canada its the 'Maple Leaf State'"![]()
Puerto Rico is.
They were supposed to be, but they refused. They like being able to "come and go" as they please, but not have to deal with all of the laws/rules of the US.
I thought Mexico was slated to become the 51st state?
Surely continental US includes Alaska? But not Hawaii, obviously.It is an odd term - is Alaska on a different continent? Now contiguous, that makes sense.