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Many people were removed from this vibrant community to make way for the Georgia Viaduct.
Hogan's alley
People from India traveled to Vancouver on this vessel. \n
Komagate Maru
This person hoped to attract people to settle in the Canadian West.
Clifford Sifton
They were removed from the Maritimes because they refused to sign an oath to Britain.
the Acadians
A payment which some people had to make to get into Canada.
Head Tax
A system organized to get slaves safely out of the U.S.
The Under Groud Rail Road
Worked in Europe but was not allowed to actually fight in WW1.
Construction Battalion
A word which is used to describe the separation of students most often based on race.
Segregated Schools
Law passed by Canada to control all aspects of indigenous life.
The Indian Act
Name of the movement which gave women the power to vote in Canada.
Woman’s Suffrage
Panis was a name used to describe these people.
First nations slaves
Poor community in Nova Scotia where people lived in deplorable conditions.
Africville
Those who helped the British in times of war were promised land in Nova Scotia.
Black Loyalist
This group was given the worst jobs in the completion of the CPR.
The Chinese
Place where people were quarantined after coming to Canada.
Grosse Isle
Who was the symbol for many for residential schools?
Chanie Wenjack
African slavery was abolished in which year in Canada?
1834
This man fought for the British in the War of 1812.
Pierpoint
This person resisted slavery in Upper Canada and was sold to an American.
Chloe Clooney
Indigenous activist and famous marksman in WW1.
Pegahmagabow
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