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Many of Quebec's French-speaking citizens are trying to?
keep their french culture.
Why do many people in Quebec want to separate from Canada?
This is because the people of Quebec want to keep their French culture and religion.
Why did Canada want to keep Quebec?
quebec wants to leave canada because they feel very proud of thier french culture and they feel as though their culture will eventually die if they keep being part of an english speaking nation.
What is it the people of Quebec want to keep?
the people of Quebec want to keep their culture
What do many French speaking people in Quebec want to keep about their way of life so strongly that many citizens have talked about wanting to secede from Canada?
Their French Heritage. French culture and language.
Why is Quebec's character predominantly french?
England attacked Quebec city and won. England was afraid of a rebellion in New England, what is now the USA, so they let Quebeckers keep the french culture and language out of fear they would rebell and England may have to fight a war on two fronts.
What is the purpose of the bill 101?
•Bill 101 is also known as Charte de la langue Française (Charter of the French language). It is protecting and promoting the use of the French language in Quebec by prohibiting the Francophone student to go to an Anglophone school. But even thou it says that French is the only official language in Quebec they still consider the minority group (Anglophone) in Quebec.
What is Quebec's Independence Day?
Quebec does not have an independance day holiday. The independance was last voted in 1995 and rejected by a slim majority. However, Quebec has been recognized as a nation within Canada. It has its national holiday, called Saint-Jean-Baptiste day (La St-Jean Baptiste in french), which is celebrated on June 24th.
When do Quebec people eat breakfast?
Peanuts and cucumber and a hole keep of other stuff I cant remember
Why do you have the language french in Canada?
The province of Quebec was previously a French colony until the British gained it at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham (the English and French fought over regions of Canada, and many eastern areas have changed hands several times) and French is still the main language spoken there. French is also one of Canada's official languages, and all children take at least some basic French in school. Since a large, concentrated section of the population speaks French, it makes things easier for them if French is accepted, signs are in both English and French in regions with a significant French population, and elementary French is taught in even English schools. It also helps keep Quebec from seceding from the rest of Canada, as it has a large separatist movement.
Why is Quebec City walled?
To keep out the Americans.
How do the French keep their culture alive?
With cheese and wine. Also, architecture, literature, art, movies, music, clothing, cars, and many other things that are decidedly French.
