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What did Corsican militants occupy at Aléria in 1975?
Answer: A vineyard
Why: The occupation protested financial subsidies given to winegrowers arriving from Algeria who engaged in wine fraud.
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What status do moderate Corsican nationalists seek within France?
Answer: Autonomy
Why: Autonomists focus on gaining devolved taxation and official language status while remaining part of France.
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Which inland town was the capital of independent Corsica?
Answer: Corte
Why: Perched in the central mountains, Corte provided natural defense against Genoese naval power on the coasts.
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What dense Mediterranean scrub gave refuge to Corsican rebels?
Answer: Maquis
Why: The French phrase 'prendre le maquis' originated directly from Corsicans fleeing into the brush to evade justice.
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What term do Corsicans use for mainland France?
Answer: The Continent
Why: Calling mainland France the Continent reinforces the geographic and cultural distinction between the island and the state.
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Which major language is Corsican most closely related to?
Answer: Italian
Why: Despite centuries of French administration, Corsican shares its linguistic roots directly with Tuscan Italian.