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III. Fill in the blanks:

1. Canada preferred to establish a nation based on , and .

2. Canada's political system was greatly influenced by the two major foreign forces: and .

3. Most of the Canadian population is concentrated in and which have the most and therefore have the most power in .

4. Canada's system of government was based on the British system of . The Canadian Parliament is divided into a lower house named and an upper house called .

5. The official head of Canada is . As she doesn't live in Canada, she is represented by an official called .

6. The Reform Party has its great support in provinces, but has very little influence in Canada. In the 1997 election, it became the country's opposition party by winning enough seats in the parliament.

7. Through most of the 20th century, the federal government of Canada has been governed by either or by .

8. Mulroney made many important contributions to Canada. During his time of office, he introduced Act and signed a free trade agreement with .

9. The Meech Lake Accord introduced by government failed in , because some objected, arguing that all Canadians should have their rights protected equally.

10. The Senate is not , whereas the House of Commons is elected based on population rather than size, so there are more MPs from areas than from wilder regions of Canada.

11. In Canada, each province is led by a , who is head of the provincial house, called the .

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