the Manifeste de la Révolution tranquille

The "Manifeste de la Révolution tranquille" is a key document from the 1960s in Quebec, Canada, that articulates the aspirations for social, political, and economic reform during a period known as the Quiet Revolution. It called for greater autonomy from federal control, promoting secularism, and advancing social justice, particularly in education and healthcare. The manifesto reflects a desire for modernization and the affirmation of Quebec's identity, asserting the importance of French language and culture in a predominantly English-speaking Canada. It marked a transformative era in Quebec’s history, emphasizing collective rights and social change.