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The Alchemy of Day Study Guide

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by Anne Hébert
About 21 pages (6,422 words)
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1960s: Separatists groups who wish to form an independent Quebec gain attention for their efforts.

Today: Several Canadian laws passed in the late 1990s make it difficult for Quebec to secede from Canada. In addition, polls show that support for secession has dropped to below half of Quebec voters.

1960s: French and English are both the official languages of Quebec.

Today: As of 1974, French is the only official language of Quebec, and the majority of citizens speak French.

1960s: Although most of.....

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