Ralliement Movement

The Ralliement Movement was a political effort in early 20th-century Quebec aimed at uniting French-speaking Catholics to defend their cultural and religious identity within Canada. It sought to foster cooperation between French Canadian nationalists and Catholic leaders, emphasizing shared values and opposition to anglophone influence. The movement promoted political harmony and aimed to strengthen Quebec’s position, often aligning with Conservative parties, to protect francophone interests and preserve their cultural heritage amidst shifting national dynamics.