CNN Newsroom (for schools) - 1995-10-27
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[0:19] and discover fascinating new worlds here
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[0:26] CNN Today with Bobby Batista and Lou
[0:28] Waters. Weekdays 1 Eastern on CNN.
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[0:40] People that feel the state, the country
[0:43] they belong to [music] just doesn't
[0:44] reflect them. It's so they went there.
[0:46] >> Quebec's quest for independence.
[0:49] [music]
[0:50] >> I would not consider his condition as
[0:53] life-threatening. Russia's [music]
[0:55] president heads back to the hospital.
[1:02] >> At risk youths are stepping out of
[1:05] trouble.
[1:10] And on Newsroom Worldview, resurrecting
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[1:12] an historic wonder.
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[1:47] >> Quebec gears up for historic vote. vote
[1:49] as a cry for separatism reaches a fever
[1:51] pitch. It's a battle that threatens to
[1:53] rip Canada apart, literally.
[1:56] >> Residents of Quebec head to the polls
[1:58] Monday. The issue of vote for
[2:00] independence. Today, Quebec is Canada's
[2:02] largest province. Quebec City, founded
[2:05] by a French explorer in6008, was
[2:07] Canada's first settlement. Quebec became
[2:09] the center of New France. During the
[2:12] French and Indian War, France lost
[2:14] Canada to Great Britain.
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[2:15] >> The new ownership became official in
[2:17] 1763 by the Treaty of Paris, which ended
[2:20] the war.
[2:21] >> Quebec manufactures about 25% of all
[2:23] Canadian goods. Economists say its
[2:26] secession could plunge Canada [music]
[2:27] and Quebec into ec