1. alberta as corperate and collective, as opposed to americans, et al
2. prince rupert land, agrian conflict, multi culti
   
3. 19th century reversal of agrian tendencies
   
4. variety of collective expriments in farming, et al, that combined political and religious instinctls
   
5. canada as a better fit for these groups then the us
   
6. canada as a refuge for alt theologies, including lds, duhkabors, mennoties, hutterites, et al
   
7. tie this to ethnic and social positions from the east
   
8. the falling apart of this collectivism
   
9. the pushing of legislative solutions to religious otherness
   
10. soultions for maintaining balance
    
11. political lessons for today