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Emerging technologies are technologies that are perceived as capable of changing there status from time to time. Emerging technologies during the 1900s includes electricity, trains, Automobiles, wireless communications and Mechanized NameFarming. In the 1900s trains weren’t used for many purposes. And they only had three destinations, so people couldn’t depend on them to take them anywhere. Railways played a big role in the process of industrialization.

Automobiles during the 1900s didn’t have proper tips and wheels. They couldn’t go more than 60 kilometres per hour. Automobiles back then couldn’t be dependent on during the winter.

Wireless communication wasn’t common people didn’t have have cellphones to do long distance communication. If people wanted to contact someone they had to go to the person they wanted to talk to.

Mechanized NameFarming, farming equipments that were used to do farming made farming hard. Persons couldn’t afford to buy their own machines. Electricity in the 1900s, people had to manufacture with their hands. And they couldn’t do much because they didn’t have as much electricity to do things. Now all those had upgraded and they help everyone today to work and live our daily lives.
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Nellie McClung the 43 year old women is standing up for female rights in manitoba, Ont. and got the right for women to vote in only one year time, Nellie wouldn't give up until she got her way so she came back to the office with more power than ever to get the rights she and many others deserve. The supreme court of canada did not think that females shoud have the right to vote because they stay home and do housework, however she won the appeal of thr judicial committee of the british privy council and got the right to vote. Nellie and the suffragettes went through a lot to get where they are although people try to tell them other wise, Nellie still got what she wanted and it is only the begining.
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What Were Residential Schools, And What Was There Effect.

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What Were Residential Schools, And What Was There Effect.

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- Residential schools were government sponsored religious schools established to assimilate Indigenous children into Europe Canadian culture. Aboriginal leaders agreed to the residential schools because they hoped that their children would  be educated and be able to learn the skills that would assist them in becoming a part of the society of the newcomers to Canada. The goal of the Europeans was to fully integrate the children of the First Nations People and they would assimilate them into European culture, they would eliminate the cultures of the First Nations. The schools where custodial school, the children were sent there and lived there without returning to their Families.They were taught English and French and were forced to. They would be punished for speaking their native language and were often not being feed properly, they had to change there whole life style by cutting their hair and wearing different cloth style.It caused many issues in there life and had to live with the stuck remaining issues.

By: Sadeer Matti

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Who Is Sir Wilfrid Laurier? And Canadian Immigrants During The Early 1900's?

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Who Is Sir Wilfrid Laurier? And Canadian Immigrants During The Early 1900's?

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- Who is Sir  Wilfred Laurier? Well Sir Wilfed Laurier was the 7th Prime Minister of Canada. He was Canada's first ever Francophone Prime Minister. Sir Wilfred Laurier has served as prime minister for 15 long years, The longest in our history. Also Wilfred wanted to make Canada a better place and was all about Canadian freedom and kept trying to have a better relationship between french Canadians and English Canadians.
Immigration during the 1900's:
-Alright So Immigrations were kinda a big deal in the early 1900's. Did you know that most of the Immigrants that came to Canada where from Britain. Many of the Immigrants were shipped from charitys because they were so poor. Also mostly all the young children ended working hard labour on farms. Another Fun Fact: Between 1867 and 1924 over 300,000 children were sent to Canada. Also Immigrants came from the United-States, And Austria, Russia, Italy, China, And Scandinavia. These Immigrants were given the required materials to start a New life in a new place, And to start there own Farm. This is pretty much everything that You could know from Sir Wilfred Laurier To Immigrants.

By: Matthew Hillman