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The FLQ committed terrorist acts and the Federal army was called into Quebec to solve the problems.
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When Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec City, it was considered the birth of the French regime.
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Political power in New France was established with the Royal Government which was inspired by the provincial administration in France and was part of the French regime's absolute monarchy.
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Francois de Laval was named archbishop of the diocese in New France which was the highest position of the clergy.
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Discussions were held with approximately thirty nations represented by approximately 1300 people who gathered at a camp in Montreal. The Great Peace of Montreal treaty was signed putting an end to the Franco-Amerindian Wars.
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War of the Conquest profoundly modified all relationships of power in Canada
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The power of former New France was stripped and Great Britain established a new political regime in the colony.
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Governor James Murray recognizes Bishop Briand as the new leader of the Canadian Catholic Church and this established the beginning of a long collaboration between these two entities.
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Power returned to the French Canadians as Great Britain needed their loyalty.
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Quebec was split into two parts in an attempt to solve cultural clashes.
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The Parti Patriote drafted 92 resolutions with which they demanded more autonomy for Canada with respect to Great Britain and a more democratic system.
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Rebellions broke out, with the British Army opposing the Patriotes.
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Quebec is recombined into one and a new power system is required.
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The Reform Party officially recognized the French language and compensation for victims of the rebellion, and the Conservatives were so mad that they set fire to the parliamentary buildings.
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With the British North America Act (BNA Act), Canada became a federation.
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When World War 1 started, the Canadian government forced French Canadians to join the army and there were protests that led to violence.
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The Montreal Suffrage Association succeeded in getting women the right to vote in federal elections.
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Under the government of Maurice Duplessis, he allowed the police to close any business believed to be communist, but this was a means to close down union offices.
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Idola St. Jean presented a motion to convince the Legislative Assembly in Quebec to allow women the right to vote for 10 years until she succeeded.
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The Parti Quebecois was created with Rene Levesque as its leader and became the separatist party.
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Since WW2, increased consumption has caused air polution and exploited natural resources. The government in response created the Ministry of the Environment.
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The Parti Quebecois adopted Bill101 making French the only official language in Quebec.
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The Parti Quebecois held its first referendum on sovereignty and the majority said "no".
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P. E. Trudeau repatriated the Constitution from Great Britain and Canada had a Charter of Human Rights.
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The Parti Quebecois tried for a second time to hold referendum on sovereignty, but they were defeated by a narrow margin.
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The Paix des Braves was signed by the Cree and the government of Quebec over financial compensation to develop water resources.
