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Secondary V • 2yr.

Why do they call newcomers to Canada "immigrants", when we ourselves have immigrated to Canada

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      avatarSarah Gteacher check
      Team Alloprof • 2yr.

      Hello,

      The word “immigrant” designates a person who arrives in a new country. When Europeans came to America, the land was not yet divided into countries. The Europeans who settled here were therefore called settlers and not immigrants.


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