PPT-Chinese Immigration in Canada

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Push factors There was a large population increase which lead to shortages of food The shortages of food lead to not enough farmland and jobs There were also many

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Push factors There was a large population increase which lead to shortages of food The shortages of food lead to not enough farmland and jobs There were also many rebellions which made it difficult for the government to sustain law and order This created wandering gangs which raided Chinese villages The Chinese people were fleeing this to try and find better living conditions jobs and protection . brPage 1br Citizenship and Immigration Canada Citoyennet et Immigration Canada System:. Some History, Facts & Stats. All information adapted from ‘the public policy framework- fostering immigration’, York University, 2012. Brainstorm. Why does Canada need immigrants?. We need them possibly because…. EUROPEANS FLOOD INTO AMERICA. Between 1865 and 1914 nearly 25 million Europeans immigrated to the United States.. By late 1890s more than half of all immigrants were from eastern and southern Europe. th. and early 20. th. century. Sources of Immigration. The best sources . for low . tension immigration . were. . the US, and Great Britain, and specific countries in Northern Europe.. French Canadians feared any immigration would drown out “the . What defined Canada in the early 1900s, and what attitudes and expectations did Canadians have for the century ahead?. Lesson Objective and Outcomes. Today we will look at some of the issues that Canada was dealing with in the early 1900’s. . GUIDING QUESTIONS. WHY DO PEOPLE MIGRATE?. HOW IS URBAN LIFE DIFFERENT FROM RURAL LIFE?. Europeans Flood Into America. How did European immigrants of the late 1800s change American society? . Let’s find out!. Immigration. 1870-1910: 20 million immigrants entered the US. Added to the labor pool. Added to the demand for housing. Added to the demand for goods. Eastern & Southern Europeans. About 14 million immigrants from Italy, Greece, Poland, Russia, Slavic states. What defined Canada in the early 1900s, and what attitudes and expectations did Canadians have for the century ahead?. Lesson Objective and Outcomes. Today we will look at some of the issues that Canada was dealing with in the early 1900’s. . Edubull is providing Chinese Language Course Online. Here Learn to speak Chinese with Chinese Language Basics, introduction to the Chinese Language Classes with the Chinese Language Learning App. Thinkfirstdubai offer the Learn Chinese in Dubai, Study Chinese, Chinese Language Classes in Dubai, Mandarin Dubai & Learn Chinese language in Dubai. Call Now +971 42775980 An incredible thing about utilizing news communicates to have the option to learn Chinese language is an individual can generally think about recent developments in those areas An added benefit of learning the Chinese Mandarin language is the Chinese civilization you get to learn about which is over 5000 years old. Useful Tips for Learn Chinese in Dubai at Thinkfirstdubai our site provides the fast learning Chinese language with easy ways. Study Chinese Mandarin in Dubai at Think First Dubai. Learn Chinese Mandarin. HSK YCT Chinese Test.

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