Which of the following nineteenth-century Quebec circumstances fuelled Québécois nationalism?
A) French-Canadians were worse off than English-Canadians in every material way.
B) French-Canadians were the minority group (numerically)in their own province.
C) Capitalists were predominantly French and labourers were mostly English.
D) Conditions of the English and the French,socially and economically,were equal.

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French-Canadians faced economic disadvantages compared to English-Canadians, which contributed to the rise of Québécois nationalism as they sought to address these inequalities and preserve their cultural identity.

Which of the Following Nineteenth-Century Quebec Circumstances Fuelled Québécois Nationalism