The Quiet (Silent) Revolution in Quebec: Causes and Effects DIRECTIONS: Answer the following three questions on notebook paper. Please use a bullet-point format and cite docs/text in parentheses after each point 1. Why was there a Quiet (Silent) Revolution in Quebec in the 1960s? Make use of Sources A-C and the Wells/Fellows text, pages 190-91 in your response. 2. What social and economic changes constituted the Quiet Revolution? Make use of Sources D-F and the Wells/Fellows text, pages194-200 in your response. Data from Bumstead, A History of the Canadian Peoples Source A Source B Source C 1
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The Quiet (Silent) Revolution in Quebec: Causes and Effects
DIRECTIONS: Answer the following three questions on notebook paper.Please use a bullet-point format and cite docs/text in parentheses after each point
1. Why was there a Quiet (Silent) Revolution in Quebec in the 1960s? Make use of Sources A-C and the Wells/Fellows text, pages 190-91 in your response.
2. What social and economic changes constituted the Quiet Revolution? Make use of Sources D-F and the Wells/Fellows text, pages194-200 in your response.
Data from Bumstead, A History of the Canadian Peoples
Source A
Source B
Source C
Source D, from Margaret Conrad, A Concise History of Canada1
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Source E, from Margaret Conrad, A Concise History of Canada
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Source F: Excerpt from Peter C. Newman, “Jean Lesage: Why Québec’s Premier holds the key to Canada’s Future,” Maclean’s, June 1, 1963.
[The current surge of French Canadian nationalism is radically different from its previous manifestations…the contemporary situation is more complicated and vastly more dangerous for three main reasons:]
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Source F (continued)
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