Patriotes

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The Patriotes were a 19th-century French-Canadian nationalist and reformist movement in Lower Canada that led the 1837–1838 rebellions against British colonial rule.

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Patriotes canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nationalist movement
political movement
reformist movement
aftermath execution of some members
exile of leaders
repression by British authorities
commemoratedBy Journée nationale des patriotes
conflict Lower Canada Rebellion
country Canada (historical region of Lower Canada)
linked to: Lower Canada

Lower Canada
endTime 1840s
ethnicGroup French Canadians
linked to: French Canadian
goal control of public finances by elected assembly
elected legislative council
greater political autonomy for Lower Canada
protection of French-Canadian language and culture
responsible government
hasPart Fils de la liberté
ideology French-Canadian nationalism
liberalism
political reform
republicanism
influenced French-Canadian national identity
development of Canadian democracy
inspiredBy American Revolution
French Revolution
language French
leader Edmund Bailey O’Callaghan
Louis-Joseph Papineau
Robert Nelson
Thomas Storrow Brown
Wolfred Nelson
locatedIn British North America
linked to: British America

Canada
Lower Canada
notableBattle Battle of Saint-Charles (1837)
Battle of Saint-Denis (1837)
Battle of Saint-Eustache (1837)
opposedBy British Army
colonial government of Lower Canada
loyalist militias
opposedTo British colonial rule
Château Clique
partOf Rebellions of 1837–1838
religion Roman Catholicism
significantEvent Rebellion of 1837 in Lower Canada
Rebellion of 1838 in Lower Canada
startTime 1820s
usedSymbol Patriote flag

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Patriote rebels alsoKnownAs Patriotes