Which of the following was an outcome of immigration in Canada in the middle of the twentieth century?
A) The French retained most of their earlier political and economic control.
B) Canada was stratified more by class than by the race or ethnicity of immigrants.
C) Later immigrants to Canada enjoyed levels of power and prestige similar to the earlier immigrants.
D) There were large differences in status between immigrants from Europe and immigrants from Asia.

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Immigration in Canada in the middle of the twentieth century led to significant disparities in status and treatment between European immigrants and those from Asia. European immigrants were generally favored in immigration policies and societal acceptance, while Asian immigrants faced discrimination and were often relegated to lower-status positions, reflecting broader racial prejudices of the time.

Which of the Following Was an Outcome of Immigration in Canada