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Examines the history, traditions, and contributions of Chinese immigrants who have come to live and work in the United States and Canada.
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With the opening of the west in North America, many Chinese left great hardship behind in China to work in North American gold mines, on farms, and on the railroads. This fascinating account of their early contributions and the prejudice they faced is highlighted with full-color artwork and eyewitness accounts. Colorful photographs show how their traditions are still celebrated today.Topics include:• a time of troubles in China• sailing for Gold Mountain• reaching the land of opportunity• working the railroads in the United States and Canada• the rise of anti-Chinese feeling• Chinatowns• Chinese celebrations
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