Quebec History and Culture

What does the name 'Québec' originate from?

Which historical event signifies Quebec's transition from French to British rule?

Which statement is true regarding the official language status in Quebec?

Which famous figure is associated with strengthening the Quebec independence movement?

What bird is recognized as the emblem of Quebec?

Quel événement a eu lieu entre 1837 et 1838 au Québec?

Quel est le symbole commun utilisé sur le drapeau du Québec?

En quelle année la loi 22 a-t-elle été adoptée, déclarant le français comme seule langue officielle du Québec?

Quelle est la première université d'Amérique du Nord à offrir l'enseignement supérieur en français?

Quel est le nom du pont qui est le plus long pont cantilever au monde et se trouve au Québec?

Quebec History and Culture

Quebec's name comes from an Algonquin word meaning "where the river narrows".
Quebec City was once the capital of French rule in North America.
Quebec's population in 2023 exceeds 8 million.
Other major cities in Quebec include Gatineau and Laval, which have significant populations.
Canada's Prime Ministers Mulroney, Martin, and Chrétien are of Québec origin.
In 1763, Quebec fell under British control after a period of being under French rule.
Notable Quebec writers include Mavis Gallant, Mordecai Richler, and Gabrielle Roy.
Quebec singers include Celine Dion, Roch Voisine, and Kate McGarrigle.
The province's emblem is the snowy owl.
The fleur-de-lis is a common emblem/symbol for the province.
In 1837-1838, there were rebellions by Québécois patriots, commemorated annually.
The Quebec Bridge is one of the world's longest cantilever bridges.
Laval University in Quebec City was established in 1663.
French is the official language of Quebec, as declared by a law in 1974.
In 2011, only 4% of Quebec's population was non-francophone.
Quebec has a significant historical and cultural event/celebration: the Quebec Carnival, held annually in February.
The "Vive le Québec libre" phrase was said by Charles De Gaulle, and gave international legitimacy to the idea of Quebec independence in 1967.
The Québécois province has an important film industry. A popular title is "Bon Cop Bad Cop".

Explore the rich history and vibrant culture of Quebec through this quiz. From its origins and major cities to notable figures in literature and music, test your knowledge on this unique province of Canada. Learn about Quebec's historical changes and cultural symbols that define its identity.