How would you describe the U.S. in one word? A new poll has an unique answer.
What’s going on:
- The Pew Research Center released the findings of a new poll that asked Canadians and Mexicans to offer one word to describe the United States.
- President Donald Trump’s name topped the list for Canada, while it placed fourth for Mexico.
- Several of the words centered around money, opportunity and success. Others highlighted the chaos, discrimination and darker sides of the country.
- Read the full list below with the word and number of respondents who used that word.
Canada:
- Trump — 163
- President — 22
- Chaos — 15
- Confused — 13
- Bully — 12
- Disappointing — 12
- Divided — 12
- Powerful _ 12
- Sad — 12
- Arrogant — 11
- Good — 11
- Disorganized — 10
- Power — 10
Mexico
- Money — 57
- Work — 53
- Bad — 50
- Trump — 46
- Migration — 44
- Economy — 43
- Wall — 29
- Discrimination — 27
- Racism — 22
- Migrants — 18
- President — 18
- Better quality of life — 16
- Opportunity — 15
- Go — 13
- Injustice — 12
- Racists — 12
- Good — 10
What it tell us
- Pew Research Center said: “Taken together, these responses provide a more descriptive view of the way Canadians and Mexicans see the U.S. and their relationship with their neighbor.”