The Quebec Act of 1774
Students examine the significance of the Quebec Act in protecting French language, religion, and civil law under British rule.
Key Questions
- 1Why did the British pass the Quebec Act?
- 2How did the Quebec Act help preserve French culture in Canada?
- 3How did American colonists react to this law?
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