Canadian Identity. Canada before World War One
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1 Canadian Identity Canada before World War One
2 Canada- The Nation Nations are imagined communities - created by those who wish to build On the eve of WW1, The Great War, Canada existed as a state, but was not a nation Canadians were not connected to an idea of Canada, rather to their church, local community, language or their King Canada could control our domestic affairs- but Britain had final say
3 In other words.we did not have a Canadian identity
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6 Canada- The Nation - So what makes a nation- maybe start there - PM Wilfrid Laurier launched the Last Best West campaign- purpose? - Ethnocentrism
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9 But First 1914 Vancouver- William C. Hopkinson- Immigration Officer (and secret agent)murdered What can his death tell us about Canada on the eve of 1914: million people immigrated to Canada- biggest wave ever 1896 Canada s population 5 million 1914 Canada s population 8 million Hopkinson was born in India (1880), fluent in English and Hindi, immigrated to Canada in 1907
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12 Canadian Identity? 1900s many of the immigrants who came where non-white (hardly the most though)- particularly in British Columbia BC was a desirable location for immigrants from the Pacific Rim- Local Reaction? Here s the odd part in regard to nationalism- Most of the immigrants where from British controlled areas, therefore they were British, same as white Canadians-
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15 Violence 1907 white Vancouverites rioted against the Chinese and Japanese in the city Deputy Minister of Labour William Mackenzie King was sent to deal with the issue That Canada should desire to restrict immigration from the Orient is regarded as natural, that Canada should remain a white man s country is believed to be not only desirable for economic and social reasons, but highly necessary on political and national grounds. Value? Limits?
16 Murder 1914 the Komagata Maru landed in Vancouver after a 2 month trip from Hong Kong 400 South Asians (Sri Lankan)- all British subjects- expected to be allowed entry in Canada William Hopkinson, acted as the intermediary between the would be immigrants and the authorities The ship was denied entry and literally towed out of Canadian waters- it returned to India and many were arrested (19 killed)
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18 Murder as a Consequence of Empire Hopkinson s position was idea to observe, track and gather information on potential threats to BRITAIN The focus in 1914 of the British Canadian secret service was focused on Indian Nationalists (India became independent through Ghandi in 1947) Mewa Singh murdered Hopkinson- a Sikh, arrested by Hopkinson many years before- I shall gladly have the rope put around my neck, thinking it to be a rosary of God s name -
19 Historical Inquiry How was Canadian identity defined? How does it appear that immigrants were treated? To what extent was the Canadian immigration policy Open and Prosperous for All? Can you predict some potential consequences of non-british immigration in the years before WW1?
20 One More Thing Cultural ExtinctionAboriginal Reserves 1880 s- purpose? Residential Schools- Assimilation "The Indian problem is not solved, but it must not be given up, and it need not be deserted in despair until there is a proper and final solution. I believe it possible to civilize, educate and Christianize the Indian. - J.S. Woodsworth
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