CanadaSymbols 9 · Canadian symbols
Canada's coat of arms includes red maple leaves together with symbols of which countries?
- aNorway, Denmark, Sweden and Iceland
- bEngland, Spain, Portugal and France
- cEngland, France, Scotland and IrelandCorrect answer
- dThe United States, Britain, France and the Netherlands
Why?
The coat of arms shows the royal symbols of England, France, Scotland and Ireland. These recall the peoples who shaped Canada's early history, and the maple leaves stand for Canada itself.
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