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Examine the photo of people celebrating Quebec’s national holiday. What does this photo suggest about the people of Canada?

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Quebec's national holiday also known as Saint Jean Baptiste Day shows the historical, cultural, national, religious day for Canadians.

Their celebrations are usually parades, bonfires, fireworks, feasting, drinking, flag waving, concerts, patriotic speeches and contests.

A French-Canadian businessman named Ludger Duvernay attended a St. Patrick's Day celebration in Montreal. He thought that French Canadians should organize a similar day to honour their own heritage. So he formed the Saint Jean Baptiste Society, and the holiday was first observed on June 24 of that year.

Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, official holiday of Quebec, Canada. Marks the summer solstice and honours the patron saint of French Canadians Jean Baptiste, or John the Baptist.

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