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What is the characteristic of cultural cooperation and conflict in Canada?
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What is the cultural life of the core provinces of Canada?
it good
Which is not considered a cultural link between Canada and US?
relocated companies
Was the cultural makeup of the colonies' population at the beginning of the 1860s in Canada?
Yes
What is one ancestor relative of the Canada Lynx and what is one homologous characteristic that establishes how they are related?
Scott Foresman is one ancestor relative of the Canada Lyn.
Cultural and environmental differences between japan and Canada?
core of performance is induvidual for canada core of Performance is always in groups for Japan
What cultural conflict problems for Canada?
Religious and cultural differences between the mostly Roman Catholic French and mainly Protestant English-speaking colonists caused conflict in Canada. Both groups pressed Britain for a greater voice in governing their own affairs. In 1791 the British Parliament tried to resolve both issues by creating two new Canadian provinces. Upper Canada (now Ontario) had an English-speaking majority. Lower Canada (now Quebec) had a French-speaking majority. Each province had its own elected assembly.
What are some example sentences using the word cooperation?
Canada and the United States acted in cooperation to rescue the prisioners.Your cooperation is desired.
What is the cultural climate in Canada?
Bubbly
How do Canada's cultural groups differ?
they do they do
What would have caused conflict between Upper Canada and Lower Canada?
The major sources of conflict were language, religion, and economics.
What has the author H Michell written?
H. Michell has written: 'The co-operative store in Canada' -- subject(s): Cooperation 'Profit-sharing and producers' co-operation in Canada' -- subject(s): Cooperation, Profit-sharing
What cultural conflict caused problems for Canada?
Religious and cultural differences between the mostly Roman Catholic French and mainly Protestant English-speaking colonists caused conflict in Canada. Both groups pressed Britain for a greater voice in governing their own affairs. In 1791 the British Parliament tried to resolve both issues by creating two new Canadian provinces. Upper Canada (now Ontario) had an English-speaking majority. Lower Canada (now Quebec) had a French-speaking majority. Each province had its own elected assembly.
Which of these led to cooperation between the First Peoples and early French settlers in Canada?
The desire of trading.
What is the most multi-cultural country ever?
Canada
What are some cultural sports in Canada?
curling and hockey
What country shares a cultural region with the US?
Canada
What is the cultural life of the core provinces of Canada?
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