Conflict between French and English Canadians

1917 - Prime Minister Boden introduced the military law of 1917 Introduction of the draft crisis of the First World War - conscription system

- Prime Minister Henry Bursa of Quebec states to the People 's Republic of Quebec that the war does not include the interests of Canada, stating that Canadians should not be involved.

- Quebec's nationalist - "state" dedicated to the idea of ​​Quebec as a unique society, not just other Canadian provinces

Introduced French symbol fleur-de-lis on Quebec flag to emphasize the difference between state and Canadian English

- Roman Catholic church Maurice Du Plessis is the main defender of Quebec culture

 - Church runs a school in Quebec to teach children to accept authority, and those who attended high school or university are trained in traditional subjects (eg philosophy)

- Results - Quebec has produced many pastors, lawyers and politicians, but few scientists, engineers, businessmen

- PM King uses a referendum to ask Canadian citizens to cancel the promise not to consent to conscription

- Most British Canadians voted in favor and most French Canadians voted against conscript votes

- This time, Prime Minister King made a great deal of effort to avoid further problems between British and French Canadians.

 - Rene Levesque formed this party, he is a hero of Quebec, because the sole purpose of this party is

- He passed the 101th act and made French "daily and everyday language for work, education, communication, business, business".

This measure guarantees that Canadians in both the UK and France can cope with the federal government in their own language.

This referendum is Quebec's vote to decide whether Quebec will separate.

- Quebeckers interprets the failure of Meech Lake Accord as Quebec's rejection in other parts of Canada

The crisis in October is the most violent act of terrorism in Canada and is important for the decline of Canadian relations between France and the UK. The 20th century is full of conflict between French and English Canadians. Three important events that pushed them apart were Manitoba's school problem, the signs of World War I and the crisis in October. The most decisive moment in history is the crisis in October. The extent to which the FLQ and government continues to be memorized by Canadians is still a sensitive topic for many people.

First of all, the often contradictory relationship between British Canadians and French Canadians arises from the urgent need of cultural and linguistic survival by French Canadians; secondly, British Canadians and The relationship with the British empire is generally closely related, gradually completing the political process irrespective of the empire's power, and finally, the English-speaking Canadian is very close to the United States. In the 20th century, immigrants from countries in Africa, the Caribbean Sea, and Asia formed Canadian identities, and this process continued today, with the emergence of immigrants from backgrounds other than the UK and outside of France, and multiculturalism The theme is added. Debate

Firstly, the often contradictory relationship between British Canadians and French Canadians comes from the urgent need for cultural and linguistic survival by French Canadians, secondly British Canadians And British empires are generally closely connected, leading to gradual completion of the political process irrespective of the empire's power. Impregnation from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean reformed Canada's identity with moderate relaxation of the political and cultural ties between the 20th century and the UK. Add background, multicultural themes to the discussion