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Unit 2: The Government and Politics of Canada  
   

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Exercise Ⅰ

I. Decide whether the following statements are true or false:
1. In history, British Columbia agreed to join confederation on condition that the railroad would be built to the west coast.
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2. Provincial governments are responsible for the local economy, education and health system.
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3. The governor general is the representative of the Queen and is the head of the government.
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4. The Canadian government is divided into an upper house called the House of Commons, and a lower house called the Senate.
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5. The two biggest political parties in Canada are the Reform Party and the Liberal Party.
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6. The Constitution Act was introduced by Brian Mulroney to ensure Canadians' legal rights.
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7. The Meech Lake Accord was set to recognize Quebec as a 'distinct society'.
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8. It was Pierre Trudeau's government that signed the NAFTA.
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9. Jean Chretien introduced the Multiculturalism Act to promote the respect, understanding and preservation of different cultures in Canada.
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10. The Progressive Conservative Party is now in power.
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