Political culture in canada

nd liberal, due to historical and geographical circumstance. Also, Canadians prefer and encourage multiculturalism so that it resembles a mosaic. In contrast, Americans believe in assimilation-the frequent ideology of a melting pot is often brought up in this case. Through multiculturalism, there are also ethno-linguistic political culture that exist, but are not touched upon in this essay.
             final aspect of Canadian political culture is the recognition of national symbols and governmental institutions. The majority of the population agree that the Constitution or BNA Act is the authority upon which this country is based upon. And that minority rights, and a few specific collective rights are protected in that document. It is also agreed upon the basic collective rights that are touched upon in the Constitution are generally considered inviolable, beyond even the right of the majority to change. Surveys of political culture also show that the citizens of Canada agree that the country is sovereign and independent from Britain. Although, the Queen is seen
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