samcster94
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What is the impact of the 1995 referendum going the other way and Quebec seceding???
No way that will happen if new England will invade Quebec after the referendum it will involved lot of reaction, France could react Chirac declared that if the referendum is affirmative, the government will acknowledge this fact.
And France is a nuclear power so I do not think that American will try to take a risk imagine that France (that had sympathy to Quebec cause in this period) threat of nuclear war if ever they didn't not leave the country, the humiliation will be horrible for them and Quebec want good relation so USA will not have problem yes they would be angry because it could give idea to some of their state but if Quebec act and they will actt really friendly they will not have reason to invade them I'm sure that Quebec will make anything to be perceive as an ally.
Okay if the yes won and Canadian elite accept
I think that they will debate about Sovereignty, cooperation, territories exchange, if French speaker minorities want join Quebec or to took back some land that didn't want separate to Canada, they will also argue about debt
so in my opinion an amicable separation will happen I thought that the USA and France would join negotiation, Usa to defend their interest and France to defend Quebec one the would get also a mediator role. At the same time, a Quebec government will be formed by specialist to led and accompany the separation.
I think that by the 90s Quebecois migrants have overtaken the British/American settlers of the Eastern Townships.What happens to the Eastern townships, the far north of Quebec and Montreal?
My guess is that the people in Quebec would welcome the chance to play around with their currency as well as trade deals. If your envisioned recession (I agree with you) isn't too bad, they will probably attempt to join the Euro. I don't think Quebec would actually bother to enter NATO or NORAD.Quebec will need its own currency because Canada won't let them use the dollar, ditto passports. Quebec will have to renegotiate NAFTA, NATO and NORAD.
The French speakers of the Eastern Townships and in and around Montreal were heavily against separation.I think that by the 90s Quebecois migrants have overtaken the British/American settlers of the Eastern Townships.
I imagine if there isn't too much economic and political trouble the Quebecois would allow most of the "First Nations" areas to either have an autonomous prefecture or go their own way by the early 2000s.
My guess is that the people in Quebec would welcome the chance to play around with their currency as well as trade deals. If your envisioned recession (I agree with you) isn't too bad, they will probably attempt to join the Euro. I don't think Quebec would actually bother to enter NATO or NORAD.
It would give a shot to the arm of Ross Perot's campaign as America's trade agreements with Canada and the newly minted Quebec Republic becomes a prominent issue.[Obligatory usa gets anschluss eyes polandball comic]
That said I wonder how this headache would affect the 96 Clinton campaign?
Don't know about the rest, but this at least isn't true. Even if all of Canada is absorbed, the fact of the matter is that there are plenty of rural conservative Canadians, and though there would be far more Liberals in the country, there aren't enough Canadians to completely upset things.-Dems have near permanent lock on Congress and White House and this might trigger new secession movements in the US