The Canadians have always been struggling for __________ (A) their independence of Great Britain. (B) their cultural identity. (C) their influence on the world’s economy. (D) their position in the world’s policy making.

The Canadians have always been struggling for __________ (A) their independence of Great Britain. (B) their cultural identity. (C) their influence on the world’s economy. (D) their position in the world’s policy making.
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B (Even nowadays, Canada is struggling against the influence of the foreign cultures, especially of the US one. A is wrong because Canada is an independent state; C and D are incorrect because Canada does not try to dominate in the world.)
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