Which statement best describes the relationship between Canada and Britain in the nineteenth century?
a. Canadian independence grew out of a stressful, nonconsensual relationship between Canada and Britain.
b. Canada´s independence was a product of a slow evolution rather than a revolution.
c. Canadians had not yet developed a strong sense of Canadian identity.
d. Canadians were resentful of their subordinate place within the British empire.
e. Most Canadians had no sense of loyalty to England.
b
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