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In 1911, 6.4 million of our total population of 7.2 million were born in Britain. Although many people were immigrating to Canada from the United States, Europe, and Asia most Canadians had strong ties to Great Britain.Interpret the graph:
Take a look at the immigration trends above. List 5 observations. What are possible reasons for these trends (make an educated guess)?

 

 

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