If you were a Chinese migrating to Canada in the 1900s, describe how you would have felt living in Canada and why?

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Alex2 years ago

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Answer: If I were a Chinese person moving to Canada in the 1900s, I would feel like an outsider in Canada.

Explanation: I would feel like an outsider because it's a completely different country altogether. My traditions and beliefs would clash with Canadians. I would most likely get treated differently because I'm of a different race than them. However, it would give me certain freedoms that I didn't have in China, which would be a major advantage of migrating there. Not to mention how sad it is to leave your home and go to a place you're unsure of.

Have a great day! :)

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