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First of all, their have been many studies carried out related to nationalism and separatism; however most of them focus on the economic status and less on the effect of linguistics. Nonetheless, most sources were gathered from political science professors and authors according to most scholars such as Kostah.M (1996), believes that the “only way that Quebec is going to be able to promote and defend its own culture is to separate from Canada.” Why the ideology of a nation important? Science professor and advocates authors believe that Quebec separation would be beneficial to French quebeckers. Nonetheless why Quebec will not separate? Sovereignty is defined as a person or a group that holds supreme power or authority. The Quebec independent movement has increased from the Revolution Tranquil and now English Canadians are now accepting the inevitability of Quebec secession. Quebecois is campaigning to separate because they feel that they are being neglected and isolated. One of the issues that this country is facing is that there’s a lack of communication, the obsession of possession and culture diversity. Plus, the creation of a new expansion of the territories and laws will be completely diverse from each other. According to Baulieu, “Canada is in the midst of a constitutional crisis. The country's ability to handle diversity has faltered and economic regionalism and Quebec nationalism have led to calls for constitutional reform”. The proclamation expressed that they will be of the British sovereign to make statutes for its new possessions was considered as the de facto constitution of Quebec until 1774. Fast-forward, to the 90s, the ideology of separatism was at the forefront of the 1994 refereduremt election. In 1994, the refe...

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On the other hand, according to Meadwell,H. (1993) drawing on the data from the 1992-1993 Canadian referendum and election survey, the article suggests that the economic a linguist has less leverage over sovereignty support than is usual. Medwell believes that Quebec could not survive without Canada because “federal agreements have created conditions for just enough asymmetry in the relationship between the federal government and Quebec, something that Quebec has historically demanded for separatism to remain off the agenda” In brief, due to complaints of the repression of the French language and culture, and of unfair treatment by the Anglophones the idea of Quebec separatism has more to do with French-Canadian nationalism. In 2014 this ideology would increase language barriers and discrimination.