Why were Québécois worried about the French-Canadian population declining beginning in the 1970s?

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The declining French-Canadian population was a result of lower fertility rates, which meant that the number of births was not enough to replace the number of deaths. This was a concern for Québécois because it meant that the French-speaking population in Quebec could become a minority, which could have political and cultural implications.

Why Were Québécois Worried About the French-Canadian Population Declining Beginning