The English Union of Upper and Lower Canada in the Mid-19^th

question 19

Multiple Choice

The English union of Upper and Lower Canada in the mid-19^th century led to:

• A)the promotion of peaceful relations with the English by French clergy.
• B)a focus on commercial and technicial skills for industrialization.
• C)an almost complete loss of bilingualism at home and work.
• D)progressive educational reforms in outlying regions of French-Canada.

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