Question

from 1919 to the present, many new immigrants have settled in canada's cities. In the period of from 1867 to 1914, immigrants were more likely to establish farms and develop small rural communities. Suggest reasons for this change

Answer 1

Answer: Canada was experiencing what many historians refer to as the Second Industrial Revolution. Work became more standardized and regulated. Factories were becoming ever larger, some now employing thousands of workers. The assembly line became the symbol of this new era of mass production.