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From the Head Tax made in 1923, it continues to stay at $500 for any Chinese in the country or attempting to enter the country. Along with the Chinese Immigration Act, it was very difficult to enter Canada as a Chinese person. This lasted throughout all of 1929-1945. -
This was a particularly difficult time for farmers, and had negative change brought about them for many years. The Dust Bowl had caused many economic issues as well as environmental issues because of the droughts that prevented a crop from yielding that year or another sort of disaster that happened to the land during the time of the Dust Bowl.1929
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When WWII began, most Chinese Canadians were undecided on volunteering and while they understood the importance of it, they either thought that enlisting would give themselves a sense of commitment to Canada and gain some respect among other Canadians or why fight for a country that doesn't want me here. In the end, over 600 Chinese Canadians had served in WWII. This shows change because only about 200 had volunteered and the number had tripled by WWII even after the Chinese Immigration Act.
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