SOC 3137 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Seigneurial System Of New France, Quebec Act, Interculturalism
12 Feb 2018
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Factors that account for the present conditions of indigenous people and ethnic groups in. Several years of: political and economic decisions, individual actions, government policies and practices. Unfulfilled treaties: growing support for parti qu b cois (pq, ethnic groups have lobbied the government for apologies. British won new france from france in 1763 (1756-1763; the battle of the plains of abraham, Quebec act passed by the british parliament in 1774. Quebec act legally recognized seigneurial system of landholding, granted the catholic church the right to collect tithes, and allowed french civil law to prevail. Quebec act is believed to have contributed towards ensuring french canadians did not fight against british in the american revolution. The 1960s witnessed a quiet revolution that involved dramatic changes to the social structure of the province. Reform of the civil service and nationalization of quebec economy. The quiet revolution had a number of consequences, including:
