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POST-WAR QUEBEC
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Theme:Old versus New
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Theme:Old versus New La Survivance
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Theme:Old versus New La Survivance –Maurice Duplessis Premier, 1936-39, 1944-59
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Theme:Old versus New La Survivance Demographic, Economic, Cultural Change
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Theme:Old versus New La Survivance Demographic, Economic, Cultural Change Quiet Revolution
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Theme:Old versus New La Survivance Demographic, Economic, Cultural Change Quiet Revolution Ratrapage
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Conservative Quebec
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Conservative Quebec –Anti-Semitism
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Conservative Quebec –Anti-Semitism –The Padlock Act, 1936
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POST-WAR QUEBEC MAURICE DUPLESSIS
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis –La Survivance
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis –La Survivance –alliances with the Church and Anglo-business
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis –La Survivance –alliances with the Church and Anglo-business –The “Negro King”
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis –La Survivance –alliances with the Church and Anglo-business –The “Negro King” –Vendu
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis –La Survivance –alliances with the Church and Anglo-business –The “Negro King” –Vendu –provincial autonomy
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Change Coming
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Anti-Union Nationale forces
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Anti-Union Nationale forces –organized labour
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Anti-Union Nationale forces –organized labour –intellectuals
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Anti-Union Nationale forces –organized labour –intellectuals –some liberal clergy
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Anti-Union Nationale forces –organized labour –intellectuals –some liberal clergy –some in industry
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Anti-Union Nationale forces –organized labour –intellectuals –some liberal clergy –some in industry Asbestos Strike, 1949
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Critics of the Duplessis regime: –Pierre Trudeau: Cité Libre
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Critics of the Duplessis regime: –Pierre Trudeau: Cité Libre –André Laurendeau:Le Devoir
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POST-WAR QUEBEC A new nationalisme - of the left
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POST-WAR QUEBEC A new nationalisme - of the left education
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POST-WAR QUEBEC A new nationalisme - of the left education Faculty of Social Science - Laval University
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POST-WAR QUEBEC A new nationalisme - of the left education Faculty of Social Science - Laval University Fr. Georges-Henri Levesque, Dean
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Laval social science graduates –political technocrats
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Laval social science graduates –political technocrats –“The true makers of the Quiet Revolution” Mason Wade: The French Canadians
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The Decapitation Theory
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The Decapitation Theory Université de Montréal –Guy Frégault –Maurice Segain –Michel Brunet
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The Decapitation Theory Logical extrapolation?
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The Decapitation Theory Logical extrapolation? Separatism
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis dead September 1959
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis dead September 1959 new leader: Paul Sauvé
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis dead September 1959 new leader: Paul Sauvé –dead January 1960
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Maurice Duplessis dead September 1959 new leader: Paul Sauvé –dead January 1960 new leader: Antonio Barrette
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election July 15, 1960
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election July 15, 1960 Liberal leader: Jean Lesage
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election July 15, 1960 results: Liberals: 51 seats (51% of popular vote) Union Nationale: 43 seats (47% of popular vote)
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POST-WAR QUEBEC René Levesque, Minister of Public Works
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POST-WAR QUEBEC René Levesque, Minister of Public Works Paul Gerin-Lajoie, Minister of Education
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The Quiet Revolution
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The Quiet Revolution nationalization of hydro
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The Quiet Revolution nationalization of hydro Feb. 12, 1962 René Levesque calls for the nationalization of hydro in Quebec
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The Quiet Revolution nationalization of hydro Sept., 1962 Jean Lesage decides to adopt nationalization of hydro in Quebec as official government policy
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election, Nov. 1962
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election, Nov. 1962 Union Nationale leader: Daniel Johnson
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election, Nov. 1962 Union Nationale leader: Daniel Johnson Liberal government re-elected with 63 seats
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election, Nov. 1962 Union Nationale leader: Daniel Johnson Liberal government re-elected with 63 seats Statism
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election, Nov. 1962 Union Nationale leader: Daniel Johnson Liberal government re-elected with 63 seats Statism 1966 Union Nationale returned to power 1968 Daniel Johnson dead
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Provincial election, Nov. 1962 Union Nationale leader: Daniel Johnson Liberal government re-elected with 63 seats Statism 1966 Union Nationale returned to power 1968 Daniel Johnson dead new premier: Jean-Jacques Bertrand
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POST-WAR QUEBEC The New Nationalisme
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Pierre Trudeau
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Quebec autonomistes
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Quebec autonomistes –Union Nationale
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Quebec autonomistes –Union Nationale –Liberals Robert Bourassa, 1970
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Quebec autonomistes –Union Nationale –Liberals Robert Bourassa, 1970 –Parti Quebecois René Levesque, 1968
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Quebec autonomistes –Union Nationale –Liberals Robert Bourassa, 1970 –Parti Quebecois René Levesque, 1968 –Front de Libération du Québec
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Language policy
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Language policy demographics
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Language policy demographics –1971:Quebec 80.7% Francophone
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Language policy demographics –1971:Quebec 80.7% Francophone –1961: 81.2% Francophone
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Language policy demographics –1971:Quebec 80.7% Francophone –1961: 81.2% Francophone –1951: 82.5% Francophone
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Language policy demographics –1971:Quebec 80.7% Francophone –1961: 81.2% Francophone –1951: 82.5% Francophone –1931:Quebec 79.6% Francophone
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Ste. Leonard, 1969 Bill 63, 1969
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POST-WAR QUEBEC
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Parti Québécois, 1968
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Robert Bourassa
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Robert Bourassa Elected Premier, 1970, 1973
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Bill 22, 1974
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Bill 22, 1974 –withdrew freedom of choice in language of education
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Bill 22, 1974 –withdrew freedom of choice in language of education –admission to English-language schools conditional on mother tongue - or proficiency test
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Bill 22, 1974 –withdrew freedom of choice in language of education –admission to English-language schools conditional on mother tongue - or proficiency test –French the sole official language of the province
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Air traffic control controversy, 1976
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POST-WAR QUEBEC
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Parti Québécois elected Nov. 1976
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Parti Québécois elected Nov. 1976 Bill 101, 1977
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Referendum, May 1980
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Referendum, May 1980 Promise of constitutional reform following NON vote
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Referendum, May 1980 Results: Oui40.5% Non 59.5%
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Referendum, May 1980 Results: Oui40.5% Non 59.5% (52% of Francophones )
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Constitutional Reform
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Constitutional Reform –1982:Patriation and The Charter
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Constitutional Reform –1982:Patriation and The Charter –1987-90:Meech Lake
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Constitutional Reform –1982:Patriation and The Charter –1987-90:Meech Lake –1992:Charlottetown Accord
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POST-WAR QUEBEC Constitutional Reform –1982:Patriation and The Charter –1987-90:Meech Lake –1992:Charlottetown Accord –1995:Referendum Again
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