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Richard Riot (Consequences (Indirect (Government had to pay for $100,000…

- - - - This shows the amount of havoc they unleashed on the city. For example burning cars, robbing stores, and smashing windows were all illegal activities in the riot. The government had to pay for stuff to be repaired which is money could have spent on
    - - This was a consequence to the event as people were hurt in all of the chaos and sent to the hospital. These people were innocent civilians who were unlucky enough to get involved with the riot.
  - - - This is a consequence because the government is wasting money on repairs instead of more important things
    - - This is where the Francophones realized that they aren’t gonna let Anglophones bully them and that they are going to fight back until they feel they have been accounted for in Quebec.
    - - This is a consequence for Anglophones as they started to lose their power over Francophones in Quebec. Francophones continued to change the power dynamics to make it more just.
- - - - This increases the tension between the two sides leading up to the riot. This is also another example of how dominant Anglophones were compared to Francophones in Quebec
    - - This further increases the tension between the two as even though Francophones are a majority in Quebec they are treated like 2nd class citizens.
    - - Francophones were sick of being treated poorly just because they lacked power in Quebec. Very little Francophones had any power or influence over important decisions that went on in Quebec just because of their ethnicity.
  - - - This caused the fans to be mad as their chances of winning would be much higher if Maurice Richard was able to play and they probably didn’t think it was a fair fight. While it was only a hockey game Francophones might have seen it as losing again to the Anglophones.
    - - Francophones believed that the main reason he was suspended was because of his ethnicity as a Francophone which only fuelled their anger. Also Francophones could feel prideful about Mr Richard's talents as a Francophone but now he can't play. Lastly Fans knew the effects on the team’s chances of winning.
    - - This caused Montreal Canadian fans to become aggressive towards him as he is the one responsible for suspending Maurice Richard. For example a Montreal Canadian fan punched him and set off a tear gas bomb in the arena.