Donald Trump Map Shows Canada, Mexico and Greenland as Part of US
In his second term since 2025, the US president has also resorted to geographical renaming in order to control the dominance of the US
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In his second term since 2025, the US president has also used geographical renaming to demonstrate US dominance. In the case of Canada, Trump had suggested that the neighboring country of 51. He showed a map of the state on which the word "Mexico" was crossed out - instead it said "America".
Furthermore, He wants to buy Greenland and argues that only the US can defend the Danish island against desires, for example from Russia or China. Included in the graphic published on Truth Social were, among other things, Iceland and Cuba – the badly affected Caribbean state had already openly threatened Trump with a takeover. New Mexico could become New America.
In addition, Quebec has long maintained laws addressed at protecting French and preserving its distinct cultural identity. “We are proud to be a free, independent and sovereign country,” she wrote.
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In his second term since 2025, the US president has also used geographical renaming to demonstrate US dominance.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn the case of Canada, Trump had suggested that the neighboring country of 51.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHe showed a map of the state on which the word "Mexico" was crossed out - instead it said "America".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHe wants to buy Greenland and argues that only the US can defend the Danish island against desires, for example from Russia or China.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIncluded in the graphic published on Truth Social were, among other things, Iceland and Cuba – the badly affected Caribbean state had already openly threatened Trump with a takeover.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesNew Mexico could become New America.
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Quebec has long maintained laws addressed at protecting French and preserving its distinct cultural identity.
according to The Guardian — International Edition“We are proud to be a free, independent and sovereign country,” she wrote.
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In his second term since 2025, the US president has also resorted to geographical renaming in order to control dominance
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideCenterIn the case of Canada, Trump had suggested that the neighboring country of 51.
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideCenterHe showed a map of the state on which the word "Mexico" was crossed out - instead it said "America".
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideCenterHe wants to buy Greenland and argues that only the United States can buy the island belonging to Denmark against desires, for example
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideCenterCould become a federal state of the United States.
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