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A position in which it is impossible to act or govern because of a disagreement between political parties e.g not agreeing on capital city of Canada, as they kept alternating between Toronto and Quebec City.
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The survival of the French- Canadian culture.
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Land set aside in 1791 by Governor John Grave Simcoe for the support of a Protestant clergy.
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A system where there are two levels of government: a national or federal government, and a state or provincial government e.g today's Canadian government, also with municipal (local) government.
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The ideas and policies of a political party e.g clear grit party of late 1850s believed in rep by pop, taking over the Northwest, and a public school system in Canada West.
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Meetings held by a member of political parties to chose leaders and agree on policies.
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The rule on how a nation should be government e.g this looked into in Canada starting in 1864.
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Organization of people with similar ideas who unite to get their ideas adopted by the general population e.g Reform Party.
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A political party that has the support of ordinary people e.g Clear Grits.
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