In the early 1960s, the rallying cry, which ushered in Quebec’s Quiet Revolution, was maîtres chez nous, “masters in our own home.” The premise underlying the slogan was that a small minority of largely Anglophones, based largely in Montreal, had overwhelming socioeconomic and cultural influence over the majority Francophones.
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Maîtres Chez Nous
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In the early 1960s, the rallying cry, which ushered in Quebec’s Quiet Revolution, was maîtres chez nous, “masters in our own home.” The premise underlying the slogan was that a small minority of largely Anglophones, based largely in Montreal, had overwhelming socioeconomic and cultural influence over the majority Francophones.