When World War I broke out in 1914, all Dominions of the British Empire, including Canada, were called upon by Great Britain to fight on her behalf. So, they kinda had to.
And start.ariot is right. Canada basicly had no choice. It was different in WWII, in which Canadian Parliament debated whether or not to go to war. Canada did, but the fact that she could make a choice was a major step in the growth of Canadian autonomy.
dose this have multi answer choices??
Answer:
These are the answer choices for the question:
- Total War
- Self-Sufficiency
- Natural Law
- Divine Right
And this is the correct answer:
Natural Law
Explanation:
Both Locke and Rousseau expanded the concept of Natural Right. Rosseau vision was related to the primordial state of civilization, in which humans live in harmony in what was essentially a communist utopia.
Locke thought that natural rights were those that the government could not infringe: life, liberty and property.
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