In nineteenth century Canada,
a. French-speaking Catholics were a disenfranchised minority.
b. the Qubecois were losing their distinctiveness as a linguistic and religious minority in Canada.
c. many First Nations peoples in eastern and western Canada fought against continued association with the British empire.
d. most French-Canadians favored continued association with the British empire.
e. few European immigrants arrived.
Question 2
Which American president presented himself as representing the common man?
a. Washington.
b. Jackson.
c. Jefferson.
d. Monroe.
e. All of these