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1840s Potato Famine: Adin, Charlotte, Jared, Lilah 

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1840s Potato Famine: Adin, Charlotte, Jared, Lilah 

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-There was a big famine in Ireland
that caused an epidemic that drove a lot of people out of Ireland and many came to British North America
- Hundreds of thousands came to British North America
- Push = Potato famine caused disease which made them leave
- Pull = They came to BNA because there was nowhere else to go
- 1.5 to 2 million left Ireland and hundreds of thousands came to British North America
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Summary: Italy had low resources, and Mussolini’s goal to grow the population made emigration from Italy harder. No dual citizenship was allowed, so Italians had to abandon their original citizenship to be Canadians. To help the communism rising in Italy, Canada accepted immigrants, which was a win-win due to Canada’s need for foreign workers.
Push factors: communism, low resources, economic ruin
Pull factors: employment, Canada’s NATO obligations
Number of immigrants: 450,000

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Since after the second world war Hungarians began to flee to Canada due to their dislike of living under communist rules. These rules were the push factor and Canada's democracy was the pull factor. Between 1956 to 1970, 30 000 Hungarian immigrants came to Canada.

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Summary: The Canadian government wanted pesents and settlers to work in the prairies. Many poor european farmers with experiance. Many immigrants settled in ethnic blocs, in which entire townships consisted almost entirely of one ethnic group.
Pull Factors:
- there was advertising of free homestead lands
Push Factor:
- Not everyone was welcomed (Jews, Asians, Black people ect...)
# of migrates:
First Wave: 141, 000
Second wave: 320,000

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Vietnam war (1954-1975) after the Vietnam war 500000 refugees immigrated to America in 1975 and was that the Vietnamese were not welcomed to America.
Summary: During the Vietnamese war there were 2 waves of Immigration. The first wave was in 1975 and made up of French and English Speaking middle class people. This group of people were welcomed into Canada because of their professional skills. The second wave was made up of people from South Sudan who were looking to escape the harsh living conditions and the issue involving human rights. These Immigrants traveled on unsafe boats which were probable to sink at any moment. Canada accepted 50 000 Immigrants and many Canadians offered to sponsor these Immigrants. By the next year Canada agreed to accept 10 000 more. From 1979-1980 60 000 Vietnamese immigrants were welcomed into our country.

Push Factors:
-Intense and brutal vietnam war
-Harsh living conditions
-Horrible Human Rights laws in what was previously South Vietnam Bad econimical condition
- Very little food since most of it was burned during the fighting
Pull Factors:
- These immigrants mainly already spoke French because they were colonized by France so it was very easy for them to blend into the French culture in Canada
- Great living conditions and enforced Human Rights laws
- Many Canadians offered to sponsor the Vietnamese people trying to immigrate to Canada
- Lots of food to go around so that no one needed to go hungry

Approximate number of immigrants: In 1979 50 000 from Indochina (Vietnam Cambodia and Laos) In 1980 Canada announced they would accept 10 000 more