Asked by Ereene Allen on Jun 24, 2024
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During the period of 1919 to 1929, the criteria for being allowed to immigrate to Canada became more restrictive.Literacy tests and the identification of source countries were used to determine preferred immigrants.What is an example of an official "non-preferred" group?
A) Australians
B) Chinese
C) British
D) Irish
Literacy Tests
Assessments used historically to disenfranchise certain groups, under the pretext of assessing reading and writing skills.
Non-preferred Group
A term that may refer to a group or category of people who are not favored or chosen in a particular context, often implying exclusion or discrimination.
Source Countries
Countries from which people emigrate or seek refuge, often in the context of migration studies.
- Analyze the influence of governmental policies and historical incidents on populations of immigrants and refugees.
- Understand the significance of the point system and other criteria for immigrant selection.
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Learning Objectives
- Analyze the influence of governmental policies and historical incidents on populations of immigrants and refugees.
- Understand the significance of the point system and other criteria for immigrant selection.
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