Which of the following selections from the article shows how commemorations in Canada and the U. S. are different from those in other countries?
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However, unlike in the U. S., many Canadians wear red poppy flowers on November 11th in honor of their war dead, a tradition
which began with the World War I poem "In Flanders Fields," written by Colonel John McCrae, a surgeon with Canada's 1st Brigade
Artillery.

For example, Canada and Australia observe "Remembrance Day" on November 11th, and Great Britain observes Remembrance
Day on the Sunday nearest to November 11th. There are similarities and differences between these countries' Remembrance Day
and America's Veterans Day.

In Australia, Remembrance Day is very much like America's Memorial Day, a day to honor that nation's war dead.

Canada's observance is actually quite similar to the U. S. celebration, in that the day is intended to honor all who served in
Canada's Armed Forces.