Аннотация

The «Quiet Revolution», important phenomenon in the history of French Canada, was taking place in the sixties under governments of Jean Lesage (Liberal Party, 1960-1966) and Daniel Johnson, J.-J. Bertran (Union Nationale, 1966-1970). This article is an attempt to bring to light its political, social, and economic complications and its repercussions in the next period under Robert Bourassa’s government (Liberal Party, 1970–1976). The author was set a principal task to reveal the possibilities and the realities of Québec «modernization» in that epoch and to expose a succession of events in the true context.