PPT-QUEBEC CITY TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY

ECOLE MADELEINE dHOUET May 1 5 2015 Parent information meeting Prayer O God we pray and beseech you to guide and protect our young people from the dangers that are ever present in our world today. Still a large group of unsatisfied Quebecers. Since . Canada's constitution was repatriated without Quebec's . consent in 1982, . later initiatives would seek to improve the constitutional . status quo. May 15-18, 2015. http://www.quebecregion.com/en. Agenda. Introductions. Why travel to Québec?. Expectations. Immersion Tours. Itinerary. Price & Financial help. Next steps. Introductions. Please . S. Todd. Political Change. 1968 – a new Quebec political party formed called . Parti. Québécois. Its aim was to promote sovereignty – or political independence –from the rest of Canada. Leader was René Lévesque. The October Crisis and The 1980 and 1995 Quebec Referendums. The October Crisis. The Quiet Revolution. 1960-1966 is a period known as the Quiet Revolution in Quebec. A period of dramatic change that would revolutionize the province. 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.. ECOLE MADELEINE . d’HOUET. May 1 – 5, 2015. Final Parent information meeting. . Agenda. Prayer . Trip Itinerary review . What to Bring:. I.D.. Packing list/carry on. Money for lunches (see itinerary). Comparison of Virginia to New France. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pSdmu2dw74. Comparison of Virginia to New France. Map comparison. Pontiacs rebellion. What is it ?. Key vocab p142. Assimilation . Presented by Maryanne and Bill . Pilotte. March 20, 2016. Thank You Silver Coast. Future Chapter Events. Mar 28. th. Tuscan Wine Dinner at Angelo’s in support of the Museum of Coastal . Carolina . 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. Part of the Columbian Exchange between Europe and the Americas included: . (. SS6H1) . A. Movement of many indigenous Americans to . Asia. . B. Movement of goods on shipping routes across the . Pacific. . Jul. 31-Sep. 17, 1759. Strategic Context. The British and French are fighting each other across the world as enemies in the Seven Years’ War, including Canada, where the British are slowly pushing the French out of Quebec and New France as a whole. The British plan of attack in North America is known as Pitt’s Plan and succeeding; the British capture the fortress of Ticonderoga while placing Quebec City under siege for a month. The French position in Canada centers on the fortress of Quebec City, which British commander James Wolfe must capture before his naval supply lines literally freeze. French commander Marquis de Montcalm and New France’s governor general, Marquis de Vaudreuil, do not get along very well and are still bickering over details of their command arrangement. Wolfe’s unsuccessful attack across the Montmorency River is still fresh in both commanders’ minds however as a stalemate resides.. Why does Quebec want independence?. The French people of Quebec feel they are being discriminated against by the English speaking Canadians and they have a desire to preserve their French language and culture.. Gaudreau C, Barkati S, Leduc J, Pilon PA, Favreau J, Bekal S. Shigella spp. with Reduced Azithromycin Susceptibility, Quebec, Canada, 2012–2013. Emerg Infect Dis. 2014;20(5):854-856. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid2005.130966.