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Chinese men were brought to Canada particularly to work on the most difficult and dangerous section of the Canadian Pacific Railway line. According to the text, how many Chinese workers died per every kilometre of railway track?

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Consuelo feels lucky to be part of a neighbourhood where she can speak Tagalog, buy her favourite foods from home, and participate in the Mabuhay Philippines Festival. What kind of advantages of ethnic affiliation is Consuelo making use of?

◦ political advantages
◦ emotional advantages
◦ cultural advantages
◦ economic advantages
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Reply #1 on: Aug 7, 2022
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Sadjam2

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Wow, this really help

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