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Quebec, being a mainly French speaking province in an English speaking province, feels they have to protect their culture. However, they do not want to be completely independent. They want to have strong economic ties to Canada, but make their own rules and have political autonomy.
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What is the goal of the separatists in Quebec?
To separate themselves from the country of Canada.
What Canadian province has unsuccessfully voted in the past to separate from Canada?
Quebec
What is a goal of separatism in Quebec?
it is so they can separate from Canada and leave the Confederation the provinces
What was the goal of the separatist?
In Canada, separatists generally want to separate Quebec from confederation.
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.
Is Quebec part of Montreal or are they two separate cities?
Quebec City is a city, located in the province of Quebec. Montreal is also a City in the province of Quebec. The province of Quebec is located in the country of Canada.
When did nationalism become apparent in Canada?
Nationalism became obvious in Canada when Quebec tried to become separate from the rest of the country. Quebec has a prominently French speaking population and, by area, is Canada's largest province.
What province from Canada has often tried to be separate from Canada?
Quebec, but now people in Alberta are starting to favor separation too.
Why might Quebec separate and become its own country?
It has a different language than the rest of canada
Is Quebec apart of Canada?
no it's part of it, even if some french canadians people want to separate and be independent, our country is Canada. Quebec is just a province just like Ontario and Alberta
What country is Quebec in?
Quebec is in Canada.
What province in Canada divides a nation?
Back in the 1960's and 1970's, there was a movement in the province of Quebec that wanted Quebec to separate from the rest of Canada; however, today this movement is virtually inexistant and as such, there are no provinces that divide or are trying to divide Canada.
