The use of 'reservation' and 'dissolution' in Canada has evolved since confederation.What conclusion can be drawn from this evolution?

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DB) Historically, Canadians were more accepting of centralized power, as evidenced by the initial concentration of power within the federal government at Confederation. Over time, there has been a shift towards a more decentralized federation, with provinces gaining more autonomy and powers.D) The evolution of 'reservation' and 'dissolution' in Canada reflects a trend where the federal government's respect for provincial jurisdiction has diminished over time. This is seen in the increasing number of federal interventions in areas traditionally considered provincial jurisdiction, as well as in the centralization of power at the federal level.

The Use of 'Reservation' and 'Dissolution' in Canada Has Evolved