French English Relations

Question 1

Bilingualism and biculturalism royal commission what it was

Answer 1

Put in place to examine the state of French and englishnjn Canada
Recommended actions
Both must be preserved

Question 2

B and B recommendations

Answer 2

Both are official languagesontario newbrusnwick and high pop must be bilingual
Regions with ten percent French must by bilingual
If there is demand there is right to education in both languages

Question 3

B and B perspectives

Answer 3

Anglophones felt that bilingualism is forced
Francophones had less economic opportunists and hides from bigger issue
Allophones are not considered p

Question 4

Official bilingualism

Answer 4

Passed by Trudeau in 1969
It have French and English equal status in Canada
Government services must be bilingual in 1969 new vrusnkwicknbecame bilingual

Question 5

Bill 22

Answer 5

Quebec official languages act
Made French the official language 1974 passed by robert boroussa 
Background 
October crisis
Quebec sovereignty 
English learners remained to learn English 
Many thought too far too fast 
Advertised in French 
Public institutions were in French

Question 6

Bill 101

Answer 6

Charrr if French language
Rene levesque in 1976 wanted to leave confederation
Further limited the use of English in Quebec
Government can only use French
Signs and education in French

Question 7

Flag debate

Answer 7

Previously British flag and code of arms
Anglophones didn’t any change
Francophones didn’t like it
Pearson April 1963 promised to fix it wanted to represent future
Diefenbaker wanted to honour founding races

Designs submitted 
Red and white maple leaf by George Stanley 
First flown in February 15 1965 
Queen Elizabeth the second approves 
December 15 1964 the votes were made

Question 8

The great darkness

Answer 8

Period of traditionalism
Maurice duplessis
Regime of conservative policies 1936-1939 and 1944-1959
Refused government funding for healthcare and education
No investment in social services
Raul no unions
Church had great amount of influence

Question 9

Quiet revolution

Answer 9

Introduced maths and science s
Jean lasagne became premier 
Quebec became more secular 
Less dependant in the church 
Healthcare and education improved 
Post secondary established
Hires mire professional civil servings 
Bought and created hydro Quebec 
Wanted autonomy and equal status
Maître chez nous 
It was costly high tax rates