political deadlock

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What was the political deadlock in the mid-1800s in POC?

A situation where leaders were unable to move forward due to arguments and lack of compromises.

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What were the goals of West politicians during the deadlock?

Their main goal was expansion, particularly through the development of railways.

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What were the goals of East politicians during the deadlock?

Their primary goal was to protect the French language and culture.

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What were the two major political parties in the West?

The two major parties were the Clear Grits, who wanted major reforms, and the Conservatives, who aimed to protect traditional systems.

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What were the two major political parties in the East?

The two major parties were Parti Bleu, which supported cooperation with English Canada, and Parti Rouge, which opposed it.

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What is a coalition in the context of political parties?

A temporary alliance between parties that often fell apart due to disagreements.

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How did the political deadlock support confederation?

The inability to govern effectively highlighted the need for a new system that could balance the interests of Canada West and East.

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How would the government be structured under confederation?

Power would be divided between the Federal government and individual Provinces.