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-History Study Notes G8 Things to know for the quiz: What a Changes in Canada (gold rush/reciprocity/Chinese head tax/creation of provinces/Department of Labour/Alaska/boundary dispute): Diversity of Canada: Diversity in Canada underwent significant changes during this period. From the gold rush in Yukon to the farm given to the European newcomers. All of these events triggered the migration of European groups. These groups included Finland, China, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Poland, Russia, Sweden, and Ireland. Canada/US relations: The Pull of the U.S. Market Mass Migration Easy movement Alaskan Panhandle (The 1897 Klondike Gold Rush intensified the dispute over the Alaska-Canada border, with a U.S.-dominated commission favoring the U.S. claim, deeply resented in Canada and fostering Canadian nationalism.)vo6=5tre Underprivileged in Canada: Women and the elderly were treated poorly during this era. Women had a lot fewer rights than men did, and they earned lower wages for the same jobs as men. The elderly received little support from the government; pensions did not exist during this time. The government believed that the family of the elderly was responsible for taking care of them, but prices were too high for most families to help. Groups in action—unions/suffrage: In Canada, women’s organizations led the suffrage movement, while the labour movement also pushed for voting rights and better working conditions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Famous People—Explain Some famous people from 1890 to 1914 include: - Theodore Roosevelt - William McKinley - Thomas Edison -the Wright brothers - J.P. Morgan - -Analyze actions taken by various groups and/or individuals in Canada between 1890 and 1914 to improve their lives. Between 1890 and 1914, various groups and individuals in Canada took action to improve their lives through labour activism, social reform movements, and community-building efforts. Specific actions include the labor union, immigrant communities, settlers in the West, and women's suffrage and social reform. Social changes that occurred at this time have had a lasting impact on Canada Social changes that occurred during this time in Canada were massive immigration, western expansion, and industrialization. Identify factors leading to some key events or developments that occurred in and/or affected Canada between 1890 and 1914, and explain the historical significance of some of these events for different individuals, groups, and/ or communities.: Factors that lead to some key events in Canada between 1890 and 1914 Identify key political and legal changes that occurred in and/or affected Canada during this period, and explain the impact of some of these changes on various individuals, groups, and/or communities.

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