Quebec in Canada, Euzkadi in Spain, Aztlan in USA, Chechenia in Russia? and Zion in Palestine?

Question

What pop in your mind?

Answer 1

I never heard about Zion... what kind of mythological place is that?

People in Aztlan vote Democrats.

Answer 2

it's not EUZKADI but EUSKADI or euskal herria! milesker

Answer 3

You need to learn spelling and grammar.

Answer 4

all i know, Israel is not been fair at all. NEVER, EVER!

Answer 5

Most of these are misspelled separatist movements of varying degrees of legitimacy.  The Quebecois are dissident francophones.  The one is Spain is for the Basques, who FAR pre-date the Romance language speaking people of Spain in the area.  Aztlan is a bunch of illegals trying to make themselves real by stirring up nonsense.  Americans may get tired of them and start shooting illegals.  There are several more legitimate secessionist movements in the USA--independence for Alaska, Vermont(which was an independent country before becoming a state), and others.

Chechins have a legitimate gripe about how Stalin treated them, but he's been dead since 1953, so their movement is a bit outdated.  Zion has been replaced by Israel.

Answer 6

With Quebec & Zion, I think of places that are socially different from their surrounding geographies, although I would use the name "Israel" instead of Zion. I don't know enough about Chechnya or... Euzkadi?  And even as an American, I've never heard of Aztlan. I did a quick search on it, and it's a mythic place in MESOAMERICA, not the USA, so... huh?

Answer 7

Separatist movements.