PPT-La modernisation du Québec et la Révolution tranquille

Les agglomérations urbaines Pourquoi les banlieues se développentelles relativement plus vite que les villes centres Augmentation de lurbanisation Le taux d urbanisation continue daugmenter passant denv 61 à 74. to Revolution:. (1770-1776). British Colonies. Sugar Act. Stamp Act. Townshend Acts. Tea Act. Coercive Acts. Declaratory Acts. The Road to Independence. 2. Was the. American Revolution. Inevitable??. Rappelez-vous. De 1929-1939, l’Amérique du Nord connaît une récession économique .  . l. a . Grande Crise. .. Cette crise est déclenchée par le . krach boursier. et l’échec des banques; elle est perçue comme un échec du . Direct and Indirect. Credits: Britannica Online. DIRECT CAUSE. Rene.   . Levesque . was elected the first leader of the . Parti. . Quebecois (PQ), was . dedicate to a split from Canada in the form of a relationship known as sovereignty association.. Independence. Movement. Standards. SS6H5 The student will analyze important contemporary issues in Canada. . a. Describe Quebec’s independence movement.. Teachers. Print out the following slide for each student. They should complete the graphic organizer during the presentation.. 74 Population-1763. 1. The general composition of the population:. A) 65 000 inhabitants.. B) Mainly . Canadien. C) Some Amerindians and a small black population (some were slaves). Economy: 1763-1800. Fur Trade: The economy is still based on furs. Still the main source for immigration.. Events leading up to the Constitutional . A. ct. Reactions to the Quebec act. In Quebec:. . The French elite (seigneurs and clergy) were pleased as the seigneurs were allowed to keep their . seigneurial. Preserving a Culture. Quebec. 1977 all street signs had to be in French, now they are in both English and French. Government, commerce, and education in Quebec only uses French. 83% of Quebec is French speaking; 12% is English; 5% speak other languages. ss9. Colonial Anger. In 1775, the . American . Revolution. . broke out in the . Thirteen . Colonies. Many were angry that they were being . taxed. without . representation. But they also were angered by the . Events leading up to the Constitutional . A. ct. Reactions to the Quebec act. In Quebec:. . The French elite (seigneurs and clergy) were pleased as the seigneurs were allowed to keep their . seigneurial. Quiet Revolution. The Quiet Revolution, also known as . La Revolution . Tranquille. , . began in Quebec in 1960 with the electoral defeat of the Union . Nationale. by Jean Lesage and his Liberal . Party. Standards. SS6H5 The student will analyze important contemporary issues in Canada. . a. Describe Quebec’s independence movement.. Province of Quebec. Quebec is located in eastern Canada.. A large part of Canadian industry is centered in Quebec.. HLG MOS Workshop. November 24, 2015. The Hague. Pádraig. Dalton. www.cso.ie. 1. . What am I going to talk about?. Environmental context. Creating an innovative environment. Achievements. What’s next. Insights from the BASA Payments Modernisation Programme. Megan Brown. Head of Strategic Payments. FirstRand Bank . 15 December 2021. Pillars of a Digital Economy. 2. Networks and cost of data. Hardware and software.