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Under（）the provinces of Canada,New Brunswick,and Nova Scotia were united to form the Do-minion of Canada.
Athe Act of Union in 1840
Bthe British North America Act of 1867
Cthe Quebec Act of 1774
Dthe Constitutional Act of 1791
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