Canada is so strong, why hasn t Quebec been done in 200 years?

Because it became the arena for political wrestling between Canada and France.

Quebec was immigrated by the French back then, and there are mostly French people in Quebec, and Quebec also has French support.

France has been silently supporting Quebec behind it, so Quebec is very confident, and even Canada has no way.

Because there are a lot of French descendants in Quebec, these people have French support.

Most of the people living in Quebec are French, with French backing.

Because there are other countries supporting Quebec, there are a lot of involvement, and it is not good to use strong methods.

Because France is behind this, Canada can't handle it.

The environment is good, but it is a French region, and it is best to know a little French.

Quebec is an ancient Canadian city and the capital of the province of Quebec. The city is located at the confluence of the St. Lawrence and St. Charles rivers and was originally an Indian village. The word Quebec is of Indian origin and means "where the river narrows".

Quebec City was originally an Indian colony, originally a place for hunters** animal pelts. In 1680, the French established a permanent residence here, and in 1832 the city was established, and it was the first French settlement established in North America. Today, 95% of the inhabitants are of French descent and speak French.

The city is picturesque and retains a strong French flavor everywhere. Although today the city has grown into a metropolis of 600,000 people, the square kilometre of the city's historic heritage area has been fortunately preserved.

Canada is an economically developed country, but it is also a multi-ethnic country, Quebec is a region dominated by ethnic minorities, there are historical reasons for independence, such as Britain is more economically developed than Canada, and Ireland is not independent, so independence has nothing to do with economic underdevelopment.

I don't think a country's internal independence has anything to do with its underdeveloped economy. Let's just say that Canada has a developed economy, and it is also a political issue! Political beliefs are different!

Canada's developed economy does not mean that its subordinate provinces are independent, these are two issues, so there is no contradiction.

French-speaking Quebec is a minority region in Canada.

Some people reach a certain height, and their hearts are inflated to obtain greater interests and rights, and they encourage some people to be independent behind their backs, so as to achieve some of their own unsightly interests.

A governor has become a **, what do you think?

This should be the country's business.

This is because there are very large cultural differences between Quebec and other Canadian provinces. Because Quebec, Canada, is a predominantly French-speaking province。However, the main language in other Canadian provinces is English, which also makes communication between the two sides not very smooth.

There is also a lot of conflict between Quebec and Canada**. So we now see that Canada has made a lot of concessions and sacrifices in order to keep Quebec in Canada.

Although Canada was colonized by the British in the past, the Canadian province of Quebec was mainly colonized by France, which also made Quebec have a large number of French immigrants。In addition, many French immigrants have lived in Quebec for a long time and have developed their own independent culture and customs. So we see that there are some big differences between the French spoken by Quebecers and the French spoken by native French.

If Quebec becomes independent, it will have a very big impact on Canada's economic development and international status, which is why we see that Canada has made a lot of concessions and sacrifices over the past many years. However, we have also seen that French education has been introduced in Quebec, which makes it not very closely linked to the rest of Canada. Because of this, the people of Quebec have always had an independent mind.

But we also hope that Canada** will be able to solve this one thing, if not this one, which will have a very big impact on Canada's economic development and international status.

The main reason is that their cultural differences are relatively large, so they have not been able to integrate well.

In order for Quebec to remain in Canada, a lot of concessions and sacrifices have been made.

The beliefs of the two places are different, which is why he wants to be independent.

Because Quebec, the largest province in the country, is very different from his cultural background and beliefs, because Quebec is a French-speaking province, while Canada is an English-speaking country.

I think the reason why he wanted to do this was probably to show his sovereignty, and then he wanted to make an independent decision.

I think that the reason why this is the case is that I want to clarify my sovereignty in the first place, so I will do it

Because he still wants to be independent and strong his own sovereignty, their backgrounds are different.