French II - Quebec culture
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Flag of Quebec
A white cross on a blue background with 4 white fleur-de-lis
Flag of Canada
Red flag with a white square in the center, featuring an 11-point red maple leaf
Les Québécois
Name for the inhabitants of Quebec
Battle of the Plains of Abraham
Decisive battle in Canadian history where the British defeated the French, leading to British control of the colony.
Battle of Quebec
American Revolution battle where the Americans were defeated by the British, resulting in Canadian loyalty to the British.
Quebec City
Considered the cradle of French civilization in North America, with a majority of bilingual inhabitants and French ancestry.
Hôtel de Glace
A hotel made entirely of ice, including the beds, built each winter and melting in the spring.
La Chute Montmorency
Waterfall taller than Niagara Falls, freezes in winter and can be climbed.
La place Royale
Where Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec City in 1608.
Le Château Frontenac
Luxury hotel built between 1893 and 1924, considered the national symbol of Quebec.
La terrasse Dufferin
A 425-meter boardwalk at the foot of the Château Frontenac, popular for leisurely walks, skating, and sledding.
L’escalier Casse-Cou
Stairs connecting the Upper Town with the Lower Town, a characteristic architectural feature of Quebec.
Le musée de la Civilisation
A contemporary museum incorporating historic buildings, symbolizing the link between the past and present.
La maison Jacquet
The oldest house in the Upper Town, preserved from the 17th century with its attic roof and small-paned windows.
Les Grands Feux Loto-Québec
Annual fireworks contest in Montmorency Falls Park, featuring participants from several countries.
Le Festival d’été de Québec
Important cultural event with international artists presenting music, dance, and animation performances.
Les fêtes de la Nouvelle-France
August festivities where Québécois dress in 17th and 18th-century costumes, organizing parades, balls, and performances.
La cuisine traditionnelle
Traditional cuisine in Old Quebec resembling French cuisine, using local products like game, dry vegetables, and maple syrup.
La poutine
Popular Québécois dish made of fries covered in cheddar cheese and gravy.
Le temps des sucres
Spring tradition where families gather sap from maple trees, make dishes like soupe aux pois and tartlettes à l’érable, and folk dance.
La rue du Trésor
Street where artists sell paintings and drawings during the summer.
La fresque des Québécois
Mural representing characteristic places and important figures from Quebec's history.
William Shatner
Famous actor from Quebec
Guy Laliberté
Co-founder of Cirque du Soleil
Samuel de Champlain
Founder of Quebec City