After the Quebec Revolution, language superseded religion as the key to the identity of the great majority of Quebeckers.

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The Quiet Revolution in Quebec during the 1960s saw a shift towards secularism and a focus on French language and culture, which became key elements of Quebecois identity. Religion lost some of its significance and was no longer the defining factor of Quebecois identity.

After the Quebec Revolution, Language Superseded Religion as the Key