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Who are the Quebecers?

AEuropean settlers in the 1600s.
BDescendants of the French colonists.
CDescendants of the Anglophones.
People of Quebec.

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Quebecers (Québécois) are the people of Quebec. The term encompasses everyone living in Quebec, not just descendants of French colonists, reflecting the province's diverse modern identity.

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