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The point of view was of somebody in the soup kitchen. The article does contain bias because the author only focuses on the negative aspects and examples rather than both. It is a reliable resource though because of it being a primary source within a secondary source.

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This was probably written for history scholars on the topic of the On to Ottawa Trek

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Unknown, but was collected by Richard Liversedge

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Author of soup kitchen is unknown but was collected by Ronald Liverside

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it was written in a first persons perspective. The article contains bias because the author only focuses on the negative aspect rather than both. It is a reliable resource though because of it being a primary source.

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The article was written in 1963 but uses primary sources from 1930s

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The consequence of this event was that the people who ate the soup got sick because of the bear meat they used caused a few hundred men to suffer violent diarrhea for two days.

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2 things that the document tells you about life in Canada at the time it was written

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2 things that the document tells you about life in Canada at the time it was written

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- The standards of living during this time were low
- They had a limited food supply back then

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During the great depression, these people were in a time of need and the support needed just wasn't provided. The article contains bias because the author only focuses on the negative aspect rather than both. It is a reliable resource though because of it being a primary source.

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The type of document was a newspaper article

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The consequence of this event was that the people who ate the soup got sick because there was a shooting of a bear by a sudbury businessman who gave the bear to the city, who then sent it to the soup kitchen

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Life in Canada was very difficult on everyone and there are struggles everywhere. In the 'The Soup Kitchen' the lack of food resources, like the bear, and weather conditions, like the snow, outlined this in the piece.

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The cause of the event was an interrogation and verbal abuse at the police station because of a Sudbury businessman killing a bear which resulted in a few hundred people having violent diarrhea. Another cause of the event was that everybody was complaining about getting the same food (beans, dry bread, tea or coffee) at the same time.

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Connections: Link one thing that the article is about to prior knowledge one the overall subject 

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- One thing in the article is when everyone is waiting out in the freezing cold, getting sick, and frost bite. Just for a bowl of soup.In the 1920's, 1900's, people would wait hours just for a piece of bread, so I can't imagine how many people would want soup.

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the cause was the end of the first world war, with most all military jobs no longer being needed, and with a great amount of soldiers not having a job during the war and the industrial workers not being able to make guns or other military

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Naturalist, Ornithologist and Museum director

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Content: What are three of the main ideas that the author is discussing in the source?

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First, the soup conditions were very bad and it took forever for them to be served. Second, they served very bad food such as white beans and two slices of dry bread. It was hard to tell what most of the food even was. Lastly, they didn´t treat the people who came in very well.

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The author explained the story in a first person perspective which means that there is biases within in the writing. This isn't a reliable resource due to this and lack of known origin

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The directed audience for this was the general public eye and for them to have a glimpse of how difficult The Great Depression was for people suffering in it. What the daily life was for these people and how they dealt with the weather changes and scarce food.

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People were getting sick due to the weather conditions when waiting in line. The food they served also caused them to get sick from the wet bread as well as the bad meat from the bear. This is a consequence because this almost made getting the food from the soup kitchen not worth it.

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1930's

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This document could potentially be a newspaper or a book, we are leaning toward book because of the setup and also the pictures.

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Content: What are three of the main ideas that the author is discussing in the source?  

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One of the main ideas is the long process of obtaining a meal for those who cannot afford them. Secondly, the little amount and poor quality of food that were given to the people that had a soup kitchen ticket. Lastly, the dark unpleasant atmosphere of the kitchen was another main idea of the story.

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RIchard Liversedge was the author of the Document: The Soup Kitchen.

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The targeted audience was a story to inform the general public about how hard it was during The Great Depression for people who didn't have a job to get food and to survive the process during the harsh weather.

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we learned that the great depression was a terrible time, wherein there was a great amount of people unable to pay for food, and had to get tickets for soup.

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The Soup Kitchen

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What evidence in the document helps you know why it was written?

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The quote "The process of obtaining a meal at the soup kitchen was truly an ordeal" helps to build off the idea that how real the struggle was for people, the author wants you to know how it felt to be in their shoes and this helps readers understand how scarce the food really was for people at this time. Saying that it was an ordeal shows that it was a almost painful experience to have a meal or slightest bit of food

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hey guys

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R. Liversedge

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This document is written for older people. It looks like the document is written in a textbook and the author who wrote it experienced the depression and wrote about it. He published it in the 1963ś so we think an older audience would be the ones reading  it.