4.3 Canada and Quebec

#1. What does the phrase “Quiet Revolution” refer to?

The revolution to end slave trade in the US

The revolution of indigenous people against the new European colonizers

The movement of women in Canada to gain the right to vote

An era of rapid change in Quebec in the 1960s when many Quebecers sought to separate from Canada

#2. When did the Parliament establish the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism?

1965

1971

1961

1963

#3. When was La Francophonie founded?

1970

1969

1981

1979

#4. When was the first referendum for sovereignty defeated in Quebec?

1980

1969

1970

1981

#5. The autonomy of Quebec is no longer discussed in Canada.

True

False

#6. Where did the Quiet Revolution happen?

Quebec

Nova Scotia

P.E.I.

Ontario

#7. When did the Quiet Revolution happen?

1960s

1940s

1950s

1970s

#8. When was the Official Languages Act passed in Canada?

1969

1970

1981

1979

#9. What is La Francophonie?

A popular stage play in French

An international association of French-speaking countries

An international association of French-speaking people outside of France

A Canadian association of French-speaking people

#10. Which act did the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism pass?

The Multiculturalism Act

The Official Languages Act

The National Languages Act

The Official Symbols Act

#11. When was the second referendum for sovereignty defeated in Quebec?

1995

1990

1980

1970

#12. How many failed referendums for sovereignty have happened in Quebec?

Seven

Five

Two

One

#13. What does the Official Languages Act guarantee?

Services in English in the federal government across Canada

French and English services in the federal government across Canada

Services in all languages in the federal government across Canada

Services in French in the federal government across Canada

#14. Canada helped found La Francophonie.

True

False

#15. The Constitutional amendment of 1982 was carried out with Quebec’s agreement.

True

False

#16. The French-Canadian society and culture failed to flourish after the Second World War.

False

True

Results

#1. What does the phrase “Quiet Revolution” refer to?

#2. When did the Parliament establish the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism?

#3. When was La Francophonie founded?

#4. When was the first referendum for sovereignty defeated in Quebec?

#5. The autonomy of Quebec is no longer discussed in Canada.

#6. Where did the Quiet Revolution happen?

#7. When did the Quiet Revolution happen?

#8. When was the Official Languages Act passed in Canada?

#9. What is La Francophonie?

#10. Which act did the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism pass?

#11. When was the second referendum for sovereignty defeated in Quebec?

#12. How many failed referendums for sovereignty have happened in Quebec?

#13. What does the Official Languages Act guarantee?

#14. Canada helped found La Francophonie.

#15. The Constitutional amendment of 1982 was carried out with Quebec’s agreement.

#16. The French-Canadian society and culture failed to flourish after the Second World War.