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Socials 10

Residential Schools Textbook

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Question 4 Residential schools were put in place to take the Indian out of the Indian and have to not worry about aboriginal practices.

Question 3: They were limiting how many African immigrants were allowed in Canada and the people who lived in Canada wanted them to wanted them to come in because they would work long hours with low pay.

Question 3: The kids were taken away from there families and put into residential schools. The residential schools were not a good place because the main goal f the school was to get the kids/students to forget and lose all of there aboriginal practices to fit into (society)

Question 1: the gave the aboriginals land and let them not be under any government. I think that these term where well deserved because we did such bad things the aboriginal for years so we should give them those 2 things for sure.

 

How the impact of residencial schools can be passed down generation to generation

 

When the first residencial schools where made and the first generation of kids went through they lost some of the knowledge if not all the knowledge of there culter and tradition. When those kids get out and are young adults they don’t really know the proper way of parenting anymore and they end up abusing there kids. They also cant properly teach there kids the culter and tradition \s because they have forgotten things in the residencial schools. But then the adults that where in the residencial schools have there kids taken away and cant do anything about it and the cycle continues

Socials 10

Canadas conflict

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1 What different conflicts has Canada been involved in during the 20th century?

WW1, WW2, Korean War, Veitnam even though it was Americas war

2 For each conflict that you identified describe the following:

 

-What other nations were involved?

Germany, Vietnam, France, Britan, USA, Soviet Union “aka” Russia, Australia, Japan

-Were there any memorable or important events?

Vimy Ridge, Paschendale, Battle of the Somme, Juno Beach, Bombing of Japan,

-How many casualties did Canada suffer?

roughly 350,000 men and woman died in the wars listed above

-What was the outcome of the conflict?

WW1:Germany was the main and biggest lose while great Britan and the allies were victorious

WW2: germany was taken down by the Soviet Union

Vietnam: was won by the north Vietnams armies

-Were there any long term impacts from the conflict?

All these wars were big parts and wars in the Canadian history. many battle fields still hold relics and artifacts from previous wars.

 

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Multiculturalism

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  1. How do people maintain their culture post immigration, and in what ways might they be discouraged from doing so? Find one example in the media for each side.       –The best way to preserve your culture is to keep it alive. Gather as a group not just for holidays, but for ordinary meals, events, or just conversation. Many aspects of culture are difficult to learn in books and museums, including etiquette, body language, and humor.

By: https://www.wikihow.com/Preserve-Your-Culture

2.  How does that show people maintaining their cultural heritage or how does it show people being discouraged from that?

People being welcomed into Canada and that might be the big first step for them in feeling accepted and willing to still embrace their culture knowing Canada does not judge and Canada has rights for these people coming and that they are equal to all the other Canadians out in our country.

The second example is one of the biggest figures in the world saying things about a certain group and their problems or imperfections. This would put a lot of people down and they would not feel welcome to wherever there going and the person from that certain group may not feel welcome anywhere else.

3.  Based on the two samples you have found, do you think Canada is a multicultural country? Explain why?

In the early 20th century I do not think Canada was a multicultural country. Since 1975 to the present I think Canada is a multicultural country. I think it is multicultural because we have set laws and acts in place to protect and help people wanting to come into Canada and wanting to feel welcome. Even the rest of the world sees Canada as a big multicultural country and praises our accomplishments. Canada strives to be more and more accepting of other races and its beliefs or followings.