Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Immigration to Canada
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What is interprovincial migration?
Moving from 1 province to anither.
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What are 3 pull factors?
-Safety -Economic Oppurtunity -Reuniting Family
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What culture makes up the largest portion of B.C?
Chinese.
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What country did most immigrants come from a century ago?
British Isles
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What is seasonal migration?
Moving from one place to another according to the seasons;e.g., temporily moving south to enjoy the hot weather during the winter.
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What is a policy?
Government laws and regulations that may create a barrier to immigration
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What is a melting pot system and where is it used?
A system which supports the blending together of many culture. It is used in the U.S.
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What were the four ways to travel in the 1800-1900?
- Canoe - Train - Airplane - Car
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Why do people migrate?
People leave their countries to search for better living conditions to improve their quality of life.
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Who invented Lacrosse
The First Nations.
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What were four reasons people left their farms to move to the city
- Access to education, roads, health, no convience stores near by, farm housing, isolation, employment, forced off the farm.
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What province had the lowest immigrant destination in 2006?
Manitoba
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What did the First Nations recieve from the Europeans when they traded furs with them?
Pots and clothes and other manufactured items
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When did most Irish immigrants come to Canada?
The Potato Famine
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What were the three top places to live in Canada
1. Ottawa 2. Halifax 3. Quebec City
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What was the smallest and largest source of immigration to Canada in 2006? (According to the chart on pg. 167)
Smallest: France, Largest China
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What were 5 of the tools and equipments of the First Nations Peoples'?
Canoes, snowshoes, kayaks, moccasins, boots, parkas, and beading clothing, paddles, bows and arrows, lacrosse sticks, and woven baskets
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