After learning about a political party's attempt to make Quebec an independent nation, students consider the pros and cons of the province splitting from the mainland of Canada. Then, they draft a letter to a local newspaper to argue their opinion on the matter of sovereignty.
Quebec as a Sovereign Nation
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