Question 5 • FL-2106010-M/J Civics B
Answer:
Canada’s initial division grew out of its French and British colonial histories, as well as the arrival of English-speaking Loyalists. In 1791, the Province of Quebec was divided into Upper Canada, which was mostly English-speaking, and Lower Canada, which was mostly French-speaking. This helped create distinct cultural regions, especially preserving French language and Catholic traditions in Quebec alongside English-speaking traditions elsewhere.