Multiple Choice
Why did the boundaries of la nation extend beyond Quebec to embrace French Canadians throughout Canada in traditional nationalism?
A) The nationalism movement hoped to garner national support for future constitutional negotiations and amendments, and so did not wish to exclude.
B) Catholicism and the role of the Church, neither of which stopped at the Quebec border, were important elements in the traditional nationalism.
C) Because the traditional nationalism was anti-statist, it had to be careful not to associate the Quebec state with the French-Canadian identity.
D) The traditional nationalism maintained a strong association with its roots in France, and so it could not be too focused on its location in Canada.
E) Both B and C
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