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a. sustainable develpoment and protection are luxuries only developed nations can afford to consider.

b. trade with developed nations would increase if developing nations were to incorporate sustainability into their business practices.

c. the economic development of a country should be balanced with the health concerns of the people within that country.

d. such legislation would create a global financial meltdown in developed nations and lead to international recession.

1. Which of the following is not a criticism of the role of the governer general in modern Canadian government?

a. The position of governer general is too expensive to maintain, and Canadian tax dollars could be better spent in areas of greater need.

b. The tie to monarchy represented by the governer general is important to Canadians and remind us of our shared political heritage.

c. The governer general has no real responsibility to uphold and reflect Canadian values, since citizens have no input into who is selected for the position.

d. The link to monarchy represented by the governor general no longer reflects Canadian politics and the position should be abolished.

2. An argument which would reject Senate reform in Canada is that

a.by remaining appointed, senators can follow their beliefs rather than making empty campaign promises.

b.political parties in power would have greater opportunities to appoint new senators, allowing senate dominance by one political party.

c. senators would become more accountable to the wishes of the people through the desire for re-election.

d.senators would no longer have to take the needs if the people into consideration when making decisions.

What key values underlie the formation of anti-war movements? Briefly summarize the key values of citizenship that motivate people to oppose war efforts.

In a well developed paragraph, explore the extent to which a person's belief in a worldview affects an individual's level of involvement as a citizen.