Quebec nationalism | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-18

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Quebec nationalism


00:00:39 1 iCanadien/i liberal nationalism
00:00:49 1.1 New France
00:03:17 1.2 1534–1774
00:05:10 1.3 1800s–1880s
00:09:39 2 Ultramontane nationalism
00:09:49 2.1 1840s–1950s
00:10:52 2.2 1950s
00:13:37 2.3 1960s
00:18:37 3 Contemporary Quebec nationalism
00:21:41 3.1 Recognition of the nation by Ottawa
00:22:27 3.2 Present-day nationalism
00:22:59 4 Nationalist groups
00:23:08 4.1 Political parties and groupings
00:23:57 4.2 Civic organizations
00:24:12 4.3 Academic and intellectual associations
00:24:47 4.4 Nationalists newspapers and publications
00:25:04 4.5 Extremist, nativist and ultra-nationalist groups
00:25:29 5 See also



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Quebec nationalism or Québécois nationalism asserts that the Québécois people are a nation, distinct from the rest of Canada, and promotes the unity of the Québécois people in the province of Quebec.
Quebec nationalism was first known as French Canadian nationalism. It was not until the age of the Quiet Revolution, that the term Quebec Nationalism, and Québécois people, replaced the longstanding previously used term "French Canadian". French Canadians' roots are derived from the people who were born in Canada with parents of French descent. The term later changed in the 1960s to become currently "Quebec nationalism".