Migration and the Catholic Church 1840-1896
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What was a major reason for the migration of people from rural Quebec to urban areas?

  • Religious freedom
  • Educational opportunities
  • Political stability
  • Push and pull factors (correct)
  • What concern did the Catholic Church have regarding the emigration of French-Canadians?

  • Economic competition
  • Loss of cultural identity (correct)
  • Political representation
  • Diminished religious influence
  • What efforts did the Church make concerning emigration during this period?

  • Attempted to curb emigration (correct)
  • Facilitated better communication with emigrants
  • Promoted increased emigration
  • Supported settlement in urban areas
  • What ideology is associated with the interference of the Catholic Church in political and social affairs?

    <p>Ultramontanism</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which individual is recognized for defending Anticlericalism?

    <p>Louis Dessaulles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was a focal point of conflict between the Catholic Church and the Institut Canadien?

    <p>Library contents</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the term 'Nationalism of survival' refer to in the context of French Canadian culture?

    <p>Efforts to preserve identity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which event followed the Confederation in 1867 regarding immigration patterns?

    <p>Changes in immigration trends</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Migration 1840-1896

    • People migrated from rural Quebec to urban areas due to a variety of factors, including push and pull factors
    • French Canadians emigrated to various locations for various reasons
    • The Church was concerned about emigration's potential impact and consequences
    • The Church attempted to curtail emigration through various methods
    • Specific regions within Quebec promoted colonization, and the success of these programs varied
    • Immigration to Canada significantly changed after Confederation in 1867

    The Catholic Church

    • Various internal disagreements existed within the Catholic community in Quebec during the 19th century
    • The dominant theological current associated with the church's political/social interference was ultra-montanism
    • Key figures and groups representing ultra-montanism are noted, including Monseigneur Ignace Bourget
    • Anti-clericalism opposed the clergy's involvement in government and social matters
    • Individuals and groups representing anti-clericalism are noted including Louis Dessaulles and the Institut Canadien
    • "Nationalism of survival" is a concept relating to defending Quebec culture during the mid-19th Century
    • Individuals who actively defended or promoted Quebec culture in the mid-19th century are identified

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    Explore the complex dynamics of migration from rural Quebec to urban areas between 1840 and 1896, influenced by various push and pull factors. Delve into the Catholic Church's role and its internal disagreements during this transformative period in Quebec's history, particularly the effects of ultra-montanism and anti-clericalism.

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