Origin, birthplace, nationality and language of the Canadian people

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Identifikator:: 1794974814

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-182133

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Origin, birthplace, nationality and language of the Canadian people

Place of publication:: Ottawa

Publisher:: Acland

Year of publication:: 1929

Scope:: 224 S.; Diagramme

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Chapter VII. The naturalization of immigrant peoples

Collection:: Economics Books

THE RATE OF NATURALIZATION AMONG IMMIGRANT STOCKS 159 dominantly rural and their behaviour in respect of naturalization is more similar to that of the Slavic people than to that of the Italian and Greeks. They naturalize comparatively rapidly. Other things being equal, immigrants who settle in rural parts naturalize more rapidly than those going to cities. That is only to be expected from the homestead laws and the tendency for settlers on the land to be more permanent than those following most other occupations. The chart also presents the curve for the immigrants from the United States. The United States immigrants naturalize ‘as rapidly as the Scandinavians. Indeed, those coming in recent years have naturalized more rapidly. That is due probably to the large percent age of British stock and repatriated French Canadians included in the United States immi-~ gration, to which reference has been made in an earlier section. A detailed analysis of this chart is left to the reader. It is interesting to note, in conclusion, that the data presented in Table 95 substantiate the thesis postulated earlier in this chapter, that immigrants who settle in rural parts aaturalize more rapidly than those who congregate 1n cities. TABLE 95.—PERCENTAGE NATURALIZED OF FOREIGN BORN RESIDENTS IN CANADA IN 1021, BY DATE OF ARRIVAL. Birthplace EXIT ¢ 7: Belgitm.....coviris civic BUBLAEIR co cppgmncs susie sussiomsemnsmeting tnt Tzechoslovakis...ovoiiiiieiin oi iiiainns Donmarlt. cocina cope on snags vapans se FInIanl. . vovan so 0nis © SrEwnns 4 sammy wwe UEONB, 0 iitv nnn EEREERS EOERRRS HIER AWE Galicia, . oo. eee TR 151.2 0:1 RNP PO PIN 3reece...... ee trae caereainanes Holland. .... Cine Jungary........ wre feeland............. - Baly,. cepnnsaen sa i Jugo-Slavia........ SREEAEE CET a NOTWRY ov ih is sviiins vnsnvns dross swvivns was Poland........ $A on ERR 33 Roumania... eee ves Russia...... i. Sweden, ....... .. Switzerland. ... .. Ukraine. ...... ier vine China...ceee.. NS Japan.....c.....- A BYR. \vs basin sewns Pe — Turkey...... I agen North Wostors Butane Hoses South, Eastern and Central Burope.......... Scandinavian group. ...oeeeenresssrieneraans Germanic group. ......cooveenrerseresaessons DE Be rrveass sree Slavic group.... wy Total aaturalized 1919 to June, 1921 2 1 0.4 or 10-0 28.2 12 7-1 25.4 19-0 17 4 © 7 3 9 3 A 1 ) 2 a ‘4 9 -R "1 -4 20-9 4-9 18-7 17-9 42-3 24-6 22:6 U i -0 0-5 %2.4 74 “3-9 54:7 4-8 33-5 58-4 46-6 63-6 51-2 62-70 56-07 , 39-69 56-47 41-28 59-87 3 i < 12-28 15-96 7-64 10-00 7-20 24-67 1915 to 1918 1-9 6-0 3:3 28.1 2.5 S-9 T9 5.0 Xx -6 8 4 4 0 4 9k "5 4 9 6 4 12.0 23-4 23.5 33-6 50-0 21-05 17-76 21-61 16-32 14-01 20-60 1911 to 1914 25-8 12-3 1-4 2-2 37-5 | 13.7 11 7 el 1.6 0 4 ub ‘9-9 9-8 2.7 -9 1 41.8 2.3 15-7 29.7 62-4 87-7 50-79 33-48 64-00 35-92 25-98 35-17 1901 to 1910 8 £3-1 19.5 "8-7 0.8 0.4 Te? ‘p “a 6 8 5.9 -8 -1 -0 1-6 84-1 (7 38-1 65-7 84-1 80-9 50-0 76:26 70-95 81-98 72.47 57-66 74.00 Before 1901 0-3 79-2 86-4 81-4 9-6 "3-7 4-2 2.9 ni 2 “it 1.6 7-0 85-3 79-6 81-1 7-6 59-3 76-6 66-7 85-9 106-0 81.37 82-50 87:31 78-82 75-77 83-70

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