How might this affect a The character can go through a medical help and it ends up character or a plot? badly which causes him to lose one of his abilities, (going blind, deaf) In what ways were the Irish accepted or not accepted in Canada? Accepted Not Accepted -Travel to canada was made easy -limited emigration -allowed lots of people to board the boats -many people ended up dying on the ships -improved travels from disease -People were warned about the trip -Had to deal with dangerous livings on or - allowed landlord assisted migrations 6 weeks. -People with disease would die - Find a that confirms any of the above Source: Title: Emigration from Central Europe to America (author, year Author: Merika written/published, URL) Published: 1880 http://muzej-rijeka.hr/merika/exhibition-emigration.html Quote/Image: Interpretation: This imagine shows the crowded ship and how people were pressed which can cause disease to spread quickly. How this affect a A character can be part of this ship and experience lots of character or a plot? people dying from different diseases. Use the space below to start brainstorming a sequence of events that incorporates all of the above into a story. Think about how one character may encounter or interact with all of the above. A about an Irish immigrant coming to Canada because they are not treated well Goes on the boats filled with disease and sees a family member die Makes it safely to Canada on his dangerous trip and meets up with a character whom he shares his story with. Create a sketch or find images that illustrates at least one aspect in #4: Part 3: Describe the push and pull factors of American slaves immigrating to Canada in the 1800s (Horizons Chapter 2 pages 60): – – Push Factors (In America) Pull Factors (Canada) -They were forced to migrate and better life -Freedom and no slavery -work -Underground railways makes them not be hunted by slave hunters
How might this affect a character or a plot? The character can go through a medical help and it ends up badly which causes him to lose one of his abilities, (going blind, deaf) In what ways were the Irish accepted or not accepted in Canada? Accepted Not Accepted -Travel to canada was made easy -allowed lots of people to board the boats -improved travels -People were warned about the trip - allowed landlord assisted migrations -limited emigration -many people ended up dying on the ships from disease -Had to deal with dangerous livings on or 6 weeks. -People with disease would die - Find a that confirms any of the above Source: (author, year written/published, URL) Title: Emigration from Central Europe to America Author: Merika Published: 1880 http://muzej-rijeka.hr/merika/exhibition-emigration.html Quote/Image: Interpretation: This imagine shows the crowded ship and how people were pressed which can cause disease to spread quickly. How this affect a character or a plot? A character can be part of this ship and experience lots of people dying from different diseases. Use the space below to start brainstorming a sequence of events that incorporates all of the above into a story. Think about how one character may encounter or interact with all of the above. A about an Irish immigrant coming to Canada because they are not treated well Goes on the boats filled with disease and sees a family member die Makes it safely to Canada on his dangerous trip and meets up with a character whom he shares his story with. Create a sketch or find images that illustrates at least one aspect in #4: Part 3: Describe the push and pull factors of American slaves immigrating to Canada in the 1800s (Horizons – Chapter 2 – pages 60): Push Factors (In America) Pull Factors (Canada) -They were forced to migrate and better life -work -Freedom and no slavery -Underground railways makes them not be hunted by slave hunters
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