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5 pages. This paper examines two opposing viewpoints in the Canadian political system, with comments and explanations on each. Some of the topics include the Canadian economic hierarchy as well as socialist and capitalist viewpoints. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Store Enterprises Inc. 10/2001 to Use This Paper Properly, INTRODUCTION This paper examines two opposing
viewpoints in the Canadian political system, with comments and explanations on each. Some of the topics include the Canadian economic hierarchy as well as socialist and capitalist viewpoints.
CANADA: OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS In this model paper the student will need to add the two sources to the bibliography that were faxed, since they were indistinct and could not be
read. This is a model paper which will give an overview of the situation so that the student can use it to make it more specific as well as
add their own personal thoughts on the viewpoints. Two political cultures, American and British, influence Canada. It is because of this that we look at that in which conservatism
has a different meaning. Until about twenty years ago, British political terminology was used almost without question, and as all of the political institutions - Crown, Parliament, system of
election - originate from Britain, and most of our political history is written using British expressions, it seems sensible to stick to it.
In A Dictionary of Political Thought, Roger Scruton, a British philosopher and conservative writer, says conservatism is: "The political outlook which springs from a desire to conserve existing things, held
to be either good in themselves, or better than the likely alternatives, or at least safe, the familiar and the objects of trust and affection" (Westell PG, 1998).
In these two opposing articles, there is contention between the two authors as to exactly what the dependence upon the United States is all about,
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