On July 6, 1889, the Confederation of
Quebec held a
plebiscite on its status within the
Confederation of North America. The options available to voters in Quebec were the
status quo as a confederation of the C.N.A., complete independence, and devolution to an autonomous "associated state" status. Despite threats from supporters of independence, the voters chose associated status over independence and confederation status by 54% to 41% and 5%.
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