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1880s

The late 1800s

1956

1957

1958

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-over 20,000 Italian immigrants entered Canada annually in the 1950s

-Canada’s Italian population grew from roughly 150,00 to 450,000 between 1951 and 1961

-post war immigrants comprised almost 70% of the Italian-Canadian population

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Group 3: Italians in Canada 1945 – 1970

The second world war negatively impacted the Italian population resulting in lots of immigration from the Italian community.

Because of communism gaining popularity, the U.S. instituted a public relations campaign to prevent the Communist Party from taking power in Italy and because of this campaign, a democratic republic was established in 1948.

Through the 1950s, over 20,000 Italian immigrants entered Canada annually. And, between 1951 and 1961, Canada’s Italian population grew from 150,00 to 450,000.

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Since the 1880s approximately 120 000 people with Hungarian origins have migrated to Canada.

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The key dates of Vietnamese Immigration 

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The key dates of Vietnamese Immigration 

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1975: The fall of Saigon, marked the end of the Vietnam War. The first wave of Vietnamese immigrants to Canada consisted mainly of middle-class people, who mostly spoke French or English.

July 1979: Canada starts accepting 50,000 refugees from Indochina (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos) by the end of the year due to the "boat people" crisis.

April 1980: Canada revises its refugee target, increasing it to 60,000 for the 1979–80 period.

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Great Potato Famine - Aydin,Ariel,Kate,Yona

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Great Potato Famine - Aydin,Ariel,Kate,Yona

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The key date(s)-

in the 1840s, 1847-1852, 1871

A brief summary (Who? Why? etc.)-

in the 1940s potato's were not able to be grown in Ireland which caused famine. Many people were not eating so this could cause people to immigrate to the BNA. They came to BNA in horrible conditions and the government had to create quarantine laws to prevent sickness, and many died at sea on the way to BNA. Eventually Irish was one of the biggest ethnical groups in BNA.

The Push/Pull Factors -

Pull- BNA had proper food, BNA was excepting immigrants, they had land, lots of people leaving

Push - no food in Ireland, diseases

The approximate number of migrants-

1.5-2 million.

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1946-47 canada revoked its War Measures Act

through the 1950s there were 20,000 italian immigrants that moved to the land of the maple leaf 🍁🍁🍁🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🍁🍁🍁🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

between the years of 1951 and 1961 canadas pop grew from almost 150,000 to 450,000

a democratic republic was established in 1948. 🍎

1945, World said bye bye to bad war ❌❌❌

in 1947 the Canadian citizenship act, oh btw in janurary of that year ❄️❄️

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Approximate number of Vietnamese immigrants:

there were approximately 60 000 immigrants to Canada the year 1979-1980.

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Since the late 1800s many Hungarians have moved to Canada. Immigration from Hungary came in 2 waves, the 1880s and many were pioneers. The second was after the Hungarian Revolution. After the second world war, Hungarians led a revolt against the communist party. The revolt failed and Hungarians had to flee due to the soviet union taking over. This time was the largest amount of Hungarian immigrants to Canada ever.

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Push: the Hungarian resolution, Communist rule was difficult to live under, Soviet Army invaded Hungary

Pull: Lot's of job opportunities due to the fact that they had good education and high training in industry.

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The Vietnamese moving to Canada, this was two waves of Vietnamese people moving to Canada. The first wave of Vietnamese, were middle-class, they were first, because they already had experience in skills and knew French, the move was in 1975. Second wave consisted in South Vietnamese they left because of the bad conditions in Vietname. In total here were 60,000 immigrants who moved to Canada, and were sponsored by Canadians who wanted to help.

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The push factors where the war in Vietnam the harsh living conditions and the deteriorating human rights situation.

The pul factors where canada offered to sponser the trip to canada.

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Important dates:

1873-1896, 1896-1905

The Number of Immigrants rose by 130,000 people

The Push factors are: its mostly untouched land and you would have to start mostly from scratch

The Pull factors are: The untouched prairies are great for farmers to come and start a family and grow plants and animals

Brief summary: Canada was in a period of recession which caused the government to try and pull in more immigrants that were farmers from Northern Europe but not all immigrants were welcome jewish Syrians and greeks were at the bottom of the immigration list.

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Push: Shortage of fuel, food, and clothes, bad dictatorship, communism

Pull: Economic boom, shortage of labour