Québec nation

[Niptium]

I hope Québec will be a possible revolter or vassal from the start.
If the answer is positive, I can search for ''monarchs'' or prime ministers that is...

 

[Niptium]

Ok I made a research

Hochelaga - Montréal was about 6k at that time
Stadaconé - Québec was about 5k at that time
Shawinigan - Trois-Rivières was about 1,2k
Mégantic - Sorel was about 1 k
Ticonderoga - Chambly was about 900

Saguenay (Chicoutimi), Bas St-Laurent (Rimouski), Laurentia (St-Jérôme), Gaspésie (Gaspé) were all french catholics of about 500 people.


But you can add to these numbers that these were the cities numbers... the area contained likely twice as much population since it was a agricultural society... so all in all... every of these provinces should be cities... no colonies...

The rest was pretty much inhabited

The population should be growing a lot though... From 1650 to 1950, Québec was on a constant demographic boom with families of 15-20 all over the place... that's why we grew from a population of 60 000 at the Treaty of Paris (1763) to a 7 000 000 nation nowadays without any immigrants

 

[Vulture]

Quebec is a revolter

 

[unmerged(6491)]

heh

I might not know jack shit about Quebec I helped suggest some of the North american revolters and in regular EUII from 1755 onward Quebec IS a vassal/revolter and the canada mod makes canada a potential vassal that includes Quebec!

 

[Styrbiorn]

Quebec will probably not be a potential vassal all the time, after a while Canada will take over. This is at least my suggestion.

 

[Niptium]

Both can be in it ! I mean Québec as always been the only french society in NA. If that's not distinct from the rest, what is ?

 

[unmerged(8084)]

Are we forgetting New Orleans?

Originally posted by Niptium
Both can be in it ! I mean Québec as always been the only french society in NA. If that's not distinct from the rest, what is ?

 

[Niptium]

Pfff this IS a myth. It might have been french 100 years ago, but don't tell me people speak french down there in 2002. It's a touritic promo... the New-Orleans is as american now as Philly is ... only with an exotic side. People tend to forget that here 80% of the population is french and they learned french as their 1st language. Most of the 7 000 000 Quebeckers don't EVEN speak another language then french. Our governement, our radio and television channels as well as any economical or cultural or daily activities are done in french just as americans do in english. We were colonists sent from France ! It's THAT different. I'd be surprised if even 1 % of the people in New Orleans speak french... I doubt it.

 

[Styrbiorn]

I have a question. During the AoN time-frame, was there any serious chance that Quebec might have revolted or become independent?

 

[KingCharlesXII]

Originally posted by Niptium
Pfff this IS a myth. It might have been french 100 years ago, but don't tell me people speak french down there in 2002. It's a touritic promo... the New-Orleans is as american now as Philly is ... only with an exotic side. People tend to forget that here 80% of the population is french and they learned french as their 1st language. Most of the 7 000 000 Quebeckers don't EVEN speak another language then french. Our governement, our radio and television channels as well as any economical or cultural or daily activities are done in french just as americans do in english. We were colonists sent from France ! It's THAT different. I'd be surprised if even 1 % of the people in New Orleans speak french... I doubt it.

Actually you would be quite suprised on how many people who LIVE in New Orleans speak French. I've been there many times and not during Mardi-Gras either.

 

[Niptium]

Originally posted by Styrbiorn
I have a question. During the AoN time-frame, was there any serious chance that Quebec might have revolted or become independent?

Yes there was a rebellion to form a country out of ''the Bas Canada'' wich has evolved into Québec now in 1837. It was crushed by the brittish invader twice in the same year.

 

[unmerged(8084)]

Ok, ok. New Orleans is only nominally French

Originally posted by Niptium
Pfff this IS a myth. It might have been french 100 years ago, but don't tell me people speak french down there in 2002. It's a touritic promo... the New-Orleans is as american now as Philly is ... only with an exotic side. People tend to forget that here 80% of the population is french and they learned french as their 1st language. Most of the 7 000 000 Quebeckers don't EVEN speak another language then french. Our governement, our radio and television channels as well as any economical or cultural or daily activities are done in french just as americans do in english. We were colonists sent from France ! It's THAT different. I'd be surprised if even 1 % of the people in New Orleans speak french... I doubt it.

 

[unmerged(9076)]

Quebec as a nation should be able to revolt, just like any other nation that's under someone elses control. It should just be made more difficult in some areas and easier in others to reflect historical events.