Conscription
Conscription noun - Compulsory military service.
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Party and conscription are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Party" instead a noun "Conscription".
Party
Party noun - A social gathering.
Conscription and party are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conscription" instead a noun "Party".
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Conscription has been introduced in the past, but is almost impossible to bring into the picture; the last two times it's been tried during the World Wars, rioting ensued (mostly by French-Canadians in Quebec) and the party in power got voted out.
- Montogomery's Rilla of Ingleside, World War I brings political uphevel to Canada: people who have voted for one party all their lives feel obliged to switch because they think instituting conscription is wrong, or is both right and necessary.
Source: Conscription - For all intents and purposes, the Unionist Party that ran in 1917 was a coalition between the governing Conservatives and members of the Liberal Opposition who supported the Governments plan to impose conscription to muster manpower for Canadas war effort.
Source: Useful Notes / Canadian Politics
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