____________ and ____________ constitute Canada's two special status groups.A) Aboriginal peoples;QuébécoisB) Aboriginal peoples;Chinese minority groupsC) Québécois;Chinese minority groupsD) Chinese Canadians;black Canadians

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Aboriginal peoples and Québécois are the two special status groups in Canada. Aboriginal peoples are recognized as the original inhabitants of Canada and have special constitutional rights to self-government and land ownership. Québécois are a French-speaking minority group in Canada, primarily residing in the province of Quebec, and also have special status within the Canadian federation due to their distinct language and culture. Chinese Canadians and black Canadians are important minority groups in Canada but do not have the same level of special constitutional status as Aboriginal peoples and Québécois.

and constitute Canada's two special status groups.

A) Aboriginal peoples;Québécois
B) Aboriginal peoples;Chinese minority groups
C) Québécois;Chinese minority groups
D) Chinese Canadians;black Canadians

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