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1. According to the author, it was Canada that " invented" the concept of and convinced the world to put pressure on South Africa's policies.

2. As a member of the Commonwealth, Canada used to unquestioningly assist in its foreign policy.

3. When Britain lost its status as a world power after World War II, Canada became a junior partner helping global interests particularly during the Cold War.

4. To promote peace and cooperation among nations, Canada plays an active role in international organizations like the United Nations, the Commonwealth, and .

5. To ensure its national security, Canada participates in alliances, most notably, that links Canadian security to security in Europe.

6. Former Canadian Prime Minister Wilfred Laurier used to refer to the two world wars in which Canada was involved in terms of " ".

7. According to the author, it was , Canada's best-known world leader, who worked especially hard to make Canadian foreign policy distinctive from that of the U.S..

8. As is noted, aid became an important part of Canadian foreign policy, and both Pearson and Trudeau pressed hard for , and to make humanitarian development assistance the top of aid programs.

9. Due to its contribution to the international system, Canada has a global reputation as being .

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