HIS312H1 Lecture : The Prairies

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3lecture 11: the prairies and the immigration boom 1900-1913. Midterm test is next week in ex 100 on mccaul street. 50 minute exam exam is on all the content in lectures and the readings on topics 1, 2, 3 readings for lecture are not on exam identify and explain the significance ex. why do we bother studying this? is it a good example of wider patterns, such as these etc. 1896: 17,000 immigrants arrived bread basket prairie development crucial to the success of a prosperous canada in this post-confederation period fewer imm. came than what policy makers had hoped for. mass immigration occurred from britain from the u. s- and from. Europe, mainly german speaking and also in central and eastern. 1896 towards the end of the slow period of immigration , only. 17,000 arrived: 1913 400,000 arrived , 30% to prairie west, this boom ended temporarily due to ww1.

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