Family Tree: The Story of the Settlement of Canada

Duration: 22

Year Published: 1949

Creator: National Film Board of Canada

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Portrays by animation a brief history of the settlement of Canada and recognizes the contributions of the immigrants to Canadian growth and prosperity. Pictures Indian life, French and English exploration, settlement and conflict, the convention of the Fathers of Confederation, the union of the provinces, and the completion of the trans-Canada Railroad. Depicts the immigrants' response to the appeal for settlers, and credits them for their contributions., Portrays by animation a brief history of the settlement of Canada and recognizes the contributions of the immigrants to Canadian growth and prosperity. Pictures Indian life, French and English exploration, settlement and conflict, the convention of the Fathers of Confederation, the union of the provinces, and the completion of the trans-Canada Railroad. Depicts the immigrants' response to the appeal for settlers, and credits them for their contributions.

Complete Record: Portrays by animation a brief history of the settlement of Canada and recognizes the contributions of the immigrants to Canadian growth and prosperity. Pictures Indian life, French and English exploration, settlement and conflict, the convention of the Fathers of Confederation, the union of the provinces, and the completion of the trans-Canada Railroad. Depicts the immigrants' response to the appeal for settlers, and credits them for their contributions., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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