What was the most noticeable political change in Canada between the 1960s and the 1980s? a. Canada became more conservative, with concerns over overspending and mounting budgetary deficits dominating political priorities. b. Canada became more of a three-party state, with the NDP making historic gains by the 1980s. c. Canada, while in a less rebellious mood than in the 1960s, nevertheless remained strongly committed to the welfare reforms introduced by the Liberal Party in the 1960s. d. Canada became more liberal politically, with the Trudeau Liberals winning the second-largest parliamentary majority of Trudeau's career.

What was the most noticeable political change in Canada between the 1960s and the 1980s? a. Canada became more conservative, with concerns over overspending and mounting budgetary deficits dominating political priorities. b. Canada became more of a three-party state, with the NDP making historic gains by the 1980s. c. Canada, while in a less rebellious mood than in the 1960s, nevertheless remained strongly committed to the welfare reforms introduced by the Liberal Party in the 1960s. d. Canada became more liberal politically, with the Trudeau Liberals winning the second-largest parliamentary majority of Trudeau's career.