The US shares borders with Canada and Mexico.
No US President was born in, raised in or had his or her power base in Alaska.
In order to drive by automobile to Alaska from Seattle, Washington, the trip would cause one to drive into Canada. Alaska and the Continental US is separated by Canada.
Alaska was bought from Russia.
There was no point in time where Alaska gained independence. The United States bought Alaska from Russia in 1867, and it became a territory of the US. On January 3, 1959, Alaska was granted statehood.
That would be Canada. There are islands owned by Canada farther north also the north pole.
Alaska is a US state and is connected to Canada by land, it is its northwestern neighbor. The United States is directly south of Canada (contiguous US). Greenland is a Danish owned island off the East coast of Canada, it is also the largest island in the world.
Alaska is the U.S. state located on the border with the Yukon Territory in Canada.
Canada didn't sell it to the US; Russia did. Canada owned it first, then Russia, now the US. Russia found it useless and hard to get to because of the water body that separated it from Russia.
Anchorage is located in Alaska. Alaska is the 49th state of the union and is located northwest of Canada. Anchorage is small for a state capital, but the largest city in Alaska.
Yes.
Alaska is one of the Northwestern states. It is located above and to the left of Washington State, right next to Canada
no just Alaska
The U.S. has never owned Canada.
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