One event that precipitated this historical period was a four-month labor dispute between miners and the Denver-based Johns-Manville Company. (-5[1])Reforms during this period were influenced by an educational treatise called The (-5[1])Impertinences of Brother Anonymous. (-5[1])A party elected at the start of this period used the slogan “now or never / masters in our own house.” (10[1])Politicians dubbed the “three wise men” covered an event that laid the groundwork for this period, the Asbestos strike, (10[1]-5[1])in the newspaper (-5[1])Le Devoir (10[4])(“luh duv-WAHR”). This (-5[1])period (10[2]-5[1])countered the preceding “Great Darkness,” (10[1])during which religious (10[1])conservatism (10[1])was enacted by (-5[1])Maurice (10[2])Duplessis (10[4])(“doo-pleh-SEE”). For (10[1]-5[1])10 points, (10[2]-5[1])the (10[1])1960 (10[3])election (10[1])of Jean Lesage (10[1])(“luh-SAHZH”) has traditionally been considered the start (-5[1])of what period (10[2])of upheaval and social restructuring (10[1])in Quebec? (10[1])■END■ (10[19]0[10])