Canada history episode ( looking for someone in history major, done this before)

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2019-03-20T22_06_04.docx

primary sources

1,

Yale Sentinel (1883), quoted in Berton, Pierre. The Last Spike. Toronto: Anchor Canada, 1971.

https://tc2.ca/sourcedocs/uploads/images/HD%20Sources%20(text%20thumbs)/Chinese%20Canadian%20History/Chinese%20Canadian%20life%20on%20the%20railway/Chinese-canadian-life-on-the-railway%204.jpg

Newspaper form Yale Sentinel,quoted in Berton,Pierre,1883. Chinamen worked on the railway at C.P.R., without medical support, they were dying.

2,

“Chinese man washing gold, Fraser River, B.C., ca. 1875” © Public Domain | Library and Archives Canada – Ken and Jenny Jacobson collection (PA – 125990) http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/settlement/kids/021013-2031.2-e.html (Accessed January 11, 2019).

https://tc2.ca/sourcedocs/uploads/images/Gallery/History%20Docs/Chinese%20Canadian%20History/Early%20Chinese%20contributions%20to%20BC/Primary%20Source%208.jpg

Photograph from Library and Archives Canada — Ken and Jenny Jacobson collection of a Chinese man washing gold in the Fraser River in 1875. The man is using a gold separating machine introduced by the Chinese to British Columbia that was later used and copied by other miners.

secondary source

For the first primary sources

https://tc2.ca/sourcedocs/uploads/images/HD%20Sources%20(text%20thumbs)/Chinese%20Canadian%20History/Chinese%20Canadian%20life%20on%20the%20railway/Chinese-canadian-life-on-the-railway%2010.jpg

Based on second primary sources, I found two secondary sources you can use.

https://tc2.ca/sourcedocs/uploads/images/HD%20Sources%20(text%20thumbs)/Chinese%20Canadian%20History/Early-Chinese-contributions-to-BC/Early-Chinese-contributions-to-BC%2013.jpg

https://tc2.ca/sourcedocs/uploads/images/HD%20Sources%20(text%20thumbs)/Chinese%20Canadian%20History/Early-Chinese-contributions-to-BC/Early-Chinese-contributions-to-BC%2014.jpg