What do the conflicts in xinjiang, chechnya, and quebec have in common, and how do they differ?

Common: Language/Culture barrier resulting in separatist movements from a larger dominant culture (i.e. french speaking quebecois being dominated by larger canada, Uighur muslims vs. Han chinese, itchkeria vs ingushetia) Different in geographic locales, scope of the difference, and degree of divergence of culture/language.

This is what I put for my thesis, please word it in your own words but it should give you an overall idea of what I basically wrote.

The conflicts in Xinjiang from the 1940s and early 50s, the conflicts in Chechnya in the 1990s, and the conflicts in Quebec in the 1970s are all alike in who or what the conflict revolves around but are different in the way the people are treated. They’re also alike in what happened to the countries but different in the way that the people reacted to what was going on.