Most of the supporters of the independence movement in Quebec are sometimes referred to as "Francophones," implying that A) they are interested in and admire French culture. B) they are recent settlers in the province of Quebec. C) they are worried about the value of the Canadian dollar. D) they are supporters of violent action to gain independence. 5)

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Cordell Zavala

21 April, 17:13

Most of the supporters of the independence movement in Quebec are sometimes referred to as "Francophones," implying that A) they are interested in and admire French culture. B) they are recent settlers in the province of Quebec. C) they are worried about the value of the Canadian dollar. D) they are supporters of violent action to gain independence. 5)

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Amy Austin · Answer 1

They are interested in and admire French culture (A)

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The supports of the independence movement in Quebec were very much interested and also have learnt the French ways of doing things and their Culture and could also speak French as well hence they were referred to as Francophone.

A Francophone person is someone who can speak French fluently and also adopts French in his/her daily activities in an official capacity. while an Anglophone person is someone who speaks English and uses English in a official capacity as well. countries that use French as their official language are referred to as Francophone countries

Jenna · Answer 2

The answer is A to the question