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- 3. The province in which citizens were against conscription.
- 6. The prime minister that received a Nobel Peace Prize.
- 9. The leader of Parti Quebecois.
- 10. Lester B. Pearson's middle name.
- 11. A bill passed in 1974 that made French mandatory on all official documents, business communications, and public signs. Prevented students who were not already fluent in French from attending English schools.
- 12. Parti Quebecois held 2 ____. One in 1980 and one recently in 1995.
- 14. Quebec is a component of Canadian society that has a unique character and should be legally protected. This is called a ___ ___.
- 15. A French-speaker.
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- 1. The political party that wanted Quebec to gain independence.
- 2. The meeting in which 9/10 provinces agreed to patriate Canada. Quebec was absent in this meeting.
- 4. The foundational document of a country that sets out the rules governments use to run the country.
- 5. The ability/permission to self govern.
- 7. The prime minister that used the War Measures Act in the October Crisis.
- 8. Mandatory enlistment of soldiers, typically for war.
- 13. A bill passed in 1977 that restricted the use of English in businesses, workplaces, outside commercial signs, and even schools. Made French the only official language in Quebec.
