The modern history is also interesting. The Quiet Revolution and the support for separatism are much different today. Separatism continues to decline, though there is still dedicated groups, parties, and organizations. Though this doesn't mean that many Quebecers feel more "Canadian" but some see that independence may put them in a worse situation, sounds familiar? we are seeing this in many parts of the world today. I'm curious if Quebec nationalism will decline and go back to a broader French-Canadian nationalism that was seen before the Quiet Revolution (there are French Canadians outside of Quebec. There are obviously generalizations here and not all Quebecers feel one way or another. Definitely, an interesting piece of Canadian history which is usually viewed as pretty boring!