POL 2101 Lecture 19: Lecture 19 Nov 27, 2018 Joseph Roman
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Red river rebellion of 1869, manitoba, and the abolition of french as an o cial language. Conservative nationalism: ultramontanism and the primacy of the catholic church. The end of la grande noirceur and dudplessis" death in 1959. The quiet revolution as social and political change. Jean lesage"s liberal part of qu bec and the 1960 election. The modernization program as a province- and nation- building exercises. Response to fears amongst british authorities that was happening in the 13 colonies and that it would come to. Public o cer holders can be catholic and french speakers can participate in local government. In the wake of american revolution, in ux of united empire loyalists. Suspicious to the liberal revolution in the states. By shaking o crown, you saw a lot of problems crown=symbol for order, respect for di erence. 1791: separate quebec in upper and lower canada.
