Title: Prelude to Quebec's quiet revolution
Description: Two ideological movements emerged in Quebec after World War II to challenge the tenets of traditional French-Canadian political culture. One group, which included Trudeau and other dedicated young social democrats and liberals, was associated with "Cité libre" and organized labour. The other, the neo-nationalists, were equally dedicated young journalists and intellectuals, associated with "L'Action nationale" and "Le Devoir". In these competing movements lay the roots of the Quiet Revolution of the 1960s.
Subjects: Politics and government, Social conditions, Nationalism, Economic conditions, Liberalismus, Conditions sociales, Nationalisme, Nationalismus, Conditions economiques, Geschichte (1945-1960), Post-Confederation (1867- ), HISTORY, Histoire, General, Politique et gouvernement, Economic history, Quebec (province), history, Political culture
Places: Québec (Province)
Time periods: 1945-, 1936-1960