Which of the Following Contributed to Canada's Difficulties in Forming

question 25

Multiple Choice

Which of the following contributed to Canada's difficulties in forming a robust national identity during the late nineteenth century?

• A) Many western Canadians wished to unite with Alaska.
• B) There were sharp cultural divisions between French- and English-speaking Canadians.
• C) Canada depended on immigrants to settle its western territories.
• D) Canada had bloody conflicts with indigenous peoples, just like the United States.

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