If I were an English-speaking Canadian in Montreal in 1981, I would probably consider moving to another province. As an English speaker, I'd likely face some discrimination and struggle to find a job, since many employers would prefer someone who speaks French. Plus, if my family and friends were also thinking about leaving for similar reasons, I’d want to stay close to them. Overall, it seems like moving to a different province would be a smarter choice for my future and well-being.
After the 1980s Referendum
Based on what you have learned, think of yourself as an English speaking Canadian living in Montreal in 1981. Would you move to another province (assuming you had the means)? Why or why not?
Answer in 100 written words or less. No sources needed, just provide your opinion and reasoning. Consider the situation in Quebec, but also the national economy information. This is formative and those with accommodations can use point form.
I would move to another province. I would move to another province because as an English speaker I would likely face some prejudice. I may also have a harder time finding work because many places would want someone who speaks French. My family and friends may also be moving to a different province for the same reasons I’m thinking about and I would want to stay close to them. Therefore,I think the smart move would be to move to a different province.
reword this answer and make it sound like a grade 10. also dont make it so ai coated.
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