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Quiet Revolution - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Failed promise NOT to enact conscription
      - Fighting for a foreign crown
      - Québec City Easter 1918 protests
- - - - decline of catholic church in governance
      - vastly higher govt. epxenditures
    - - More unions allowed, in government
      - Nationalization of resource extraction
        
        Hydro Quebec
        
        Société générale de financement
        
        nationalized resource extraction companies - SIDBEC, SOQUEM, REXFOR, SOQUIP
      - Pension plan - Retraite Québec
      - steps taken towards public health system
        
        Québec joins federal health insurance program
        
        Public health becomes the largest employer in Québec
      - Expanded Public education raises high school graduation rate
        
        Establishment of CEGEPs
        
        Establishment of Université du Québec - first provincial public university system in Canada
        
        Parent report
    - - Québec's own income tax system
  - - - Strict language laws of signage
      - Limited access to English-language schooling
      - Continuing anglophone opposition and constitutional challenges to Bill 101
  - - - Meech Lake accords
      - Charlottetown accords
      - Kitchen accords
        
        Night of Long Knives - betrayal of Lévesque
- - - - Padlock Law
      - Asbestos Strike of 1948
      - Bill 19 - forces any union to expel anyone with communist ties
    - - Roncarelli vs. Duplessis
  - - - Il faut que sa change - things must change
      - Maître chez nous - masters of our own home
- - - - Hundreds of bombings against government and personal property
      - Abduction, hostage, and eventual killing of Pierre Laporte
    - - 500 people detained, only 62 were charged
      - Crackdown on civil liberties and freedom of expression
      - FLQ deemed illegal organization