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Canadian Identity has changed greatly from the 20th Century, as before Canadian Identity didnt exist. During the Open-Door Policy, many immigrants came into Canada, but did not recognize themselves as Canadian.

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The political impact of immigration on Canada is the support minority groups such as blacks and Indians have gotten from political leaders. In 1901 the political leader would have only wanted the support of white people. Whereas nowadays, political will show themselves as open-minded and visit different religious areas in order to get the vote from everyone. The laws of the country and the platform of the politician reflects the change, such as in the past the campaign of the politician would be racist, but now it is about acceptance.

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Assess the political impact of immigration on Canada.

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Assess the political impact of immigration on Canada.

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The individuals immigrating into Canada after the introduction of the Immigration Act of 1978, would be of different ethnicities, sexes, religions, and cultures in general, resulting in the Canadian population becoming much more diverse from the initial white British male dominance. This has an impact on Canadian politics, where the politicians who had just one group of people to impress when asking for votes in elections (the white British males), now will have to interact with a much larger and multicultural society of Canadians, making it more challenging for the different parties to gain votes as they have to introduce and promote ideas that cannot offend or discriminate any citizen. Voting will affect the party which will govern the country

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The economic impact of immigrants coming to Canada was that, there was a large Number of new workers to take up previously vacant lower paying jobs, out of desperation. Furthermore having more people present in the economy, leads to more money being paid to the government from taxes, to use to improve the country.

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Political Impact Of Immigration on Canada

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Political Impact Of Immigration on Canada

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As more and more people immigrate to Canada, the population of potential voters increase. If a political candidate is able to grab the interest of a specific society or culture, more voters will vote for that candidate. Which will later effect how Canada itself is governed.

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Economic Impact of Immigration in Canada

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Economic Impact of Immigration in Canada

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As immigrants arrived in Canada, the economy had boosted due to the need for workers in the workforce decreasing, as immigrants accepted lower level jobs such as labour out of desperation upon arriving.

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Asses the economic impact of immigration on Canada

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Asses the economic impact of immigration on Canada

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There are staggering numbers of immigrants who come to Canada. Their existence in the work force can have both favourable and unfavourable effects. Canada has a high demand for labour workers and despite the grueling hours and conditions, most immigrants desperately accept these jobs. Although this benefits a few, this takes away several jobs from the citizens of Canada. The phenomenon can be found in America, were 17.6 percent of workers are Mexican immigrants where over 7.7% of American citizens are unemployed.

Canada can forsee this influx in unemployment rate worse, since they we have far fewer jobs in Canada compared to America. By inviting immigrants to Canada, they reduce the already minimal number of jobs in the County.

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Economic impact of immigration on Canada

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Economic impact of immigration on Canada

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One of Canada's goals was to increase the size of Canada's workforce since they had a need for more workers. By having people immigrate into Canada, they can accomplish that goal because there will be more people who work to contribute to the economy. Also, more immigrants leads to more people spending money in Canada which results in a growing economy.

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The Economic Impact of immigration on Canada

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The Economic Impact of immigration on Canada

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Immigrants bring forth skills necessary or lacking in the Canadian workforce. This is why, the points system evaluates people based on the skills they can offer and how they can support the Canadian economy. Without immigrants, our economy would not be able function.

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Assess the economic impact of immigration

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Assess the economic impact of immigration

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Canada's main purpose for immigration was for the need of workers. Before the immigration act, there was a declining number of workers coming in, which was a problem because of the need of farmers. That is when more immigrants were brought in. This can also be seen today. When immigrants come to Canada, not a lot of money is spent on them. However, they continue to fill the employment positions, immigrants bring more money in. This is also done by the taxes that they pay.

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Assess the economic impact of immigration on Canada

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Over the course of 200 years, immigrants have shown to benefit the economy by providing the country with more workers, hence a greater workforce. This allows for a larger GDP, and more money present in the economy. Businesses would be more prosperous as they acquired more consumers, and can make greater advancements. In addition to this, a larger number of immigrants indicates more productivity in the work environment. This calls for more business sales or transactions. Immigration also brings new skills and ideas into the field, which can start up new businesses. It lowers the unemployment rate, and allows more money to be spent on goods and services.

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As one of Canada's main purpose of immigration was economics, many impacts were created. For one, because of the increase in population by the new immigrants, the sale of goods/services increased. Furthermore, as more immigrants started to arrive, internal economy (i.e Microeconomics) or companies also prospered. For example, more factories we being built to help support the demand of the product which also provided jobs. In addition because of the ob creation and larger population, this increases the amount of money flowing around in the Canadian economy. All of which helped the overall economy.

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Assess the economic impact of immigration on Canada.

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Economic Impact of Immigration on Canada

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Economic Impact of Immigration on Canada

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With waves of immigration came more businesses, more workers, and more consumers, in turn causing the economy of the country to grow. An increase in start-up businesses because of immigrants meant that there was more of a need for employment in the country.  Creating jobs means that the unemployment rate would decrease and the economy would be sustainable. Immigrants, like everybody else in the country, were consumers, and bought goods and services to satisfy their needs. An increase in jobs implied that unemployment would be lower, which meant consumer spending would increase. All of these factors combined showed for a prospering economy.

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Assess the economic impact of immigration on Canada

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Assess the economic impact of immigration on Canada

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The economy of Canada has boosted and risen due to immigration. This is because we have a larger number of people who can become laborers, factory workers (lower paying jobs). The larger numbers of these people allows for there to be a scenario of higher supply than demand. Meaning that the cost to have these people work would be less and therefore create a boost in the economy. Also these people are working and therefore creating money for the country, so a lot of people coming in to do work increased the amount that the country is making. The amount that the people cost (their salary) is lower than the amount they are creating, therefore leaving the country in massive profits.

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The Economic Impact of Immigration on Canada

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The Economic Impact of Immigration on Canada

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Immigration in Canada had more benefits for the country than drawbacks. With new immigrants coming to Canada, they are bringing new skills and talents that are greatly benefitting the Canadian economy overall. Additionally, the point system for immigration ensures that the people coming in are highly specialized or specialized to an adequate level to perform tasks and jobs that need to be completed. With an increased population, more and more people are paying taxes, which greatly benefits Canada as they can use this money to improve a variety of things like infrastructure, importing and exporting, and schools. By improving these things, Canada may attract more immigrants which will increase the population and essentially, the entire chain will restart.

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Assess the political impact of immigration on Canada.

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Assess the political impact of immigration on Canada.

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Economic impact of immigration on Canada

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Economic impact of immigration on Canada

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The main reason why immigration was encouraged within Canada was to fulfill the need for more people to join the workforce and strengthen the economy. Thus, in allowing more immigrants to live within our society, they were offering more in terms of their fiscal contribution. While many believe that immigrants take a great deal of resources from the government, they are also able to provide more on a long term scale to the economy by helping corporations to thrive.

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Assess the economic impact of immigration on Canada

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Assess the economic impact of immigration on Canada

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Determine the impact of the Immigration Act 1978 on Canada.

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Determine the impact of the Immigration Act 1978 on Canada.

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The Immigration Act 1978 impacted Canada where the immigrants were more "organized" in a way where there were three types of ways people can come to Canada.

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The acceptance of everyone. A group of diverse individuals with different cultures.

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Is the acceptance of all

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This immigration act was the start of the "Point System", which was a very effective way of choosing immigrants who were coming to Canada for

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A group of diverse individuals (often of different cultures).

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Multiculturalism is when multiple religions, cultures, and societies merge to create a "mosaic" effect on the country and the effect of discrimination is decreased because of the diversity in the country.

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Assess how the Canadian identity has changed over the course of the 20th century.

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Assess how the Canadian identity has changed over the course of the 20th century.

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The Canadian identity has changed from Canadians being more conservative, not as open-minded, religious/ethnically biased, discriminatory, racist etc. To now where Canadians have become much more open minded, culturally accepting, and kind.

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This word is defined as a society consisting of people regardless of factors such as race, ethnicity and religion.

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B - The Immigration Act of 1978 was a result of Canada's changing Identity. Because change is inevitable, and the change in custom is the product of a change in mindset. As people become more enlightened, they become more empathetic and

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A system where individuals are graded and given points based off of whether or not they meet the required qualifications.

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I believe that the Immigration Act of 1978 was a result of Canada's changing identity.

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Canadian identity has changed over the course of the 20th century, as back in 1946, majority of Canadians would not have identified as Canadian but rather from the country they originated from, as there were many immigrants. Whereas nowadays, not only do we call ourselves Canadian but we associate certain traits with what it means to be Canadian, most of which stem from the way our society has grown. For example, we are all thought to be nice as we are a multicultural country.

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I agree with the second statement (the immigration act was a result of Canada's changing identity). This is because in a democracy changes in the policies can only be made with the consensus of a majority population. If the population had not come on board with the idea, the immigration act wouldn't have taken place.

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The Canadian Identity has changed in quite a few ways over the 20th century.  Canada was once tied to and known as a part of the British but then gradually changed into having a national identity of its own. Some events that might have changed this include waves of immigration and wars that shaped Canada. Canadians have changed to be more accepting from, for a lack of a better word, racist.

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 gives points to people regardless of their gender or race. Since the population of Canada wasn't very 
Which statement do you agree with more: Explain why.

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 gives points to people regardless of their gender or race. Since the population of Canada wasn't very 
Which statement do you agree with more: Explain why.

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Over the course of the 20th century, the Canadian identity has been transformed from being more ethnically biased and discriminatory to being on the leading edge of multiculturalism and acceptance. This was demonstrated from the earlier passage of acts restricting the access of immigrants from less desirable countries to the more recent Immigration Act of 1978, which ensured that immigrants would only be assessed on what they can contribute, regardless of their background

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Is to reduce discrimination and allow more people, with different races to immigrate to Canada. This is because before this system was introduced many potential immigrants were judged on race, ethnicity or religion while now they are judged on skills.

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The goal of the point system was to evaluate who was an elig

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The purpose of the point system was to ensure that immigrants are the best candidates to enter the country so that they contribute to the country's economy.

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Multiculturalism is the presence of several different culture of ethnic groups within a society (country, city etc.)

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The purpose of the point system was to ensure that incoming immigrants were people who would benefit the economy and not take away from it. Also by using the point system it removes discrimination from the overall descision on whether they should let someone into the country and instead focuses on their respective skills as individuals skills.

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To ensure that the best candidates are chosen for a country's residents. The criteria is set by the influence that the candidate can have on the economy, instead of their race.

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This was a system created for the purpose of determining who should be allowed entry into Canada as an immigrant. There are certain amount of points for different qualifications that include age and education among many others. This system made sure that the decision regarding who could enter Canada as an immigrant was not based upon your race, ethnicity or religion.

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A diverse group of people (people of multiple cultures).

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Assess how the Canadian identity has changed over the course of the 20th century.

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Assess how the Canadian identity has changed over the course of the 20th century.

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The point system was designed to help Canada choose the best workers for jobs in Canada. This system calculates "points" depending on education, work experience, age and many other factors. The total numbers that can be obtained is 100, and Canada accepts immigrants who earn points over 67.

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To ensure immigrants possess a potential influence on Canada (ability to contribute to workforce or aid in economy), without taking into consideration non-influential factors such as gender or race

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Introduced in the 20th century, the point system was an organized grading tool used to evaluate the potential of each immigrant wanting to enter a country. The government analyzes the occupation, education, age, national fluency, and other factors that define what they can bring to the country. It is an excellent method to differentiate the extent of factors that immigrants can provide, without discriminating certain individuals by race, color, religion, or gender. It encourages equality in society, providing everyone with the same chance.

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A system to aid with Canada's selection for certain individuals to possess the best workers who can actually bring something to Canada's economy...

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To determine if someone is an eligible candidate to become a Canadian citizen based on merit and not factors such as race or ethnicity. This is used to ensure that everyone is marked fairly and to reduce discrimination. This will also ensure that the country will receive the best candidates who will contribute to the country.

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Unique to Canada, multiculturalism allows all citizens to practise what they believe freely, without infringing the rights of others. Instead of assimilating everyone, they ask of these immigrants to mold the Canadian custom with their preexisting ones.

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This term can be defined as being willing to accept individuals for their unique cultures and allowing them to express it as a key part in their personal identity.

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It's purpose is to rightfully choose certain people to immigrate to Canada, regardless of gender or race. These immigrants are thought to help the economy based on the points they score. Such as age, occupation, education, etc.

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Its purpose was to combat the negative impact that discrimination based on ethnicity has had on our society. It was implemented to ensure that we are receiving the most qualified individuals as possible to contribute to our country. This was based on indicators such as age, work experience, education, etc.

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Explain the Purpose of the "Points System"

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Explain the Purpose of the "Points System"

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The Point System was created to allow more immigrants to come into Canada. The points system gives points to people regardless of their gender or race. Canadians wanted people of a certain ethnicity to immigrate to Canada, and at first it was working. The people started coming in, but after a certain period of time, these people from the same ethnicity stopped coming in.  Since the population of Canada wasn't very large, they wanted more people to immigrant. After a while, Canada decided to let people in regardless of their ethnicity. That is when the Points System was introduced.

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Which statement do you agree with more: Explain why.

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Which statement do you agree with more: Explain why.

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A - The Immigration Act of 1978 altered the Canadian Identity.
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B - The Immigration Act of 1978 was a result of Canada's changing Identity.

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A system created to help boost the country's economy and prosperity in a non-biased way. The country would grade people based on their qualifications, and in return gain citizens who were able to join the workforce.

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Determine the impact of the Immigration Act 1978 on Canada.

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Determine the impact of the Immigration Act 1978 on Canada.

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Explain the Purpose of the "Points System"?

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Explain the Purpose of the "Points System"?

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The point system is a very simple and detailed analysis created for the purpose of analyzing the qualities of a person. Which will allow the government to look at

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The purpose of the point system was to determine which applicants that apply to Canada are eligible, based on the amount of points they get when going through a "rubric/criteria" chart. This ensured that Canada was getting the best/most qualified people, regardless of the immigrants, colour, race, ethnicity, gender etc.

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The purpose of the points system is to allow for a fairer ground between immigrants wanting to apply for immigration to Canada. It allows you to be given 'points' based upon things like occupation,  education, fluency of national language etc. This system allows for you to not be judged upon you race, religion, gender etc.

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Grading people on their qualification into a country (mainly Canada) to ensure their entry is not due to race, religion or sex. Instead, they seek people who are in the working/prime age and many more additional factors.