Political boundaries within Canada can be best describe as A. Provinces B. States C. Satellite cities D. Dominions

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Political boundaries within Canada can be best describe as

A. Provinces
B. States
C. Satellite cities
D. Dominions

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A. Provinces and D. Dominions

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Provinces
Explaining Provinces

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