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1. This book reminds me of how it is important to follow your vows and break through the pain when things are at their worst.
2. Do the workers at the school feel any sort of empathy for the children? If so, are they hiding it, and why?

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1. I learned that the first nation children where poorly treated and forced to change their set of mind at residential schools in Canada
2. why did they cut the children's hair.

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I learn that there's a residential school in the past in Canada.
My question is: Is all the residential school like that ?

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1. I learned that children died in these residential schools, and that is truly awful.

2. Why did Betsy not swim across the river with her friends?

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This book helped me realize that the Indigenous children went through extremely demanding and challenging tasks.

My question is how come nobody outside of the residential schools ever investigated the

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1. This book allowed me to better understand what they did to the first nations people in residential schools.
2. Who started the first residential school

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I learned that the European can't change the First Nation's instinct, like their religion, language. No one can change one person totally different. But my question is, Why the government built the residential school?

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I learned More kids died than should have and that the whole idea of a residential school doesn't make sense at all.

A question I have is why did The government think this was a good idea? Also how much money was put toward this program?

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1.I learned how cruel the Nuns and Priests were to the Indigenous children and how even back then people used religion as an excuse to make others suffer.
2. Why did the Priests and Nuns do this? The Church should't have approved schools like this it isn't right.

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1.I learnt how brutally treated they really were. I also learnt that you can go trough a lot and it's only making you a stronger person.

2.WHYYYYY???

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1.I learned a lot more than i already knew but it reminded me how cruel and pointless it was, it didn't make any sense and it still doesn't.

2. Did the people who ran the organization not have a family of their own or was something seriously wrong with them?

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I don't know, but most likely no one in the right mind would do anything close to that to innocent children.
And cause I couldn't find anything on my actual question.

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I learned that sometimes fighting means being stronger emotionally. It doesn't always have to be physical.
I wonder how many schools were operating at one time in Canada?

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1. I learned that there are many people still alive today that were affected by these schools.

2. What was even the point of these schools?

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1. I used to think that only if something happened to an Indian that they would be sent to residential schools, not that they would track down where they are and bring them to the schools.
2.  Why were they allowed to build such schools?

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I learned that these schools were so recent that there are so recent that a book from 2012 can have someone whose still alive personal story in it.

Why were these schools a thing?

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I learned that escaping from residential school was harder than I had thought. The children could get caught or die from many different elements.
Question: Who is Helen Betty Osborne?

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Add one thing you have learned from reading Sugar Falls and one question you have after reading it. 

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Add one thing you have learned from reading Sugar Falls and one question you have after reading it. 

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I learnt that the priests and nuns were so cruel to this indigenous children.
Why were residential started?