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    Early settlers first arrived in Canada via wooden sailing ships like the Mayflower, which carried 102 passengers including 31 sailors in 1620. Disease spread easily on the crowded ships and caused epidemics of typhus and cholera. As more settlers arrived, the population of Canada grew from 10,000 in 1787 to 70,000 in 1812 and 450,000 in 1842. Settlers traveled from the ships by steamboat and bateau, and the wealthy traveled further by stagecoach while the poor walked. Many settlers left Britain seeking opportunity, as work was scarce and landowners forced many poor people off rented land.

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    Early settlers first arrived in Canada via wooden sailing ships like the Mayflower, which carried 102 passengers including 31 sailors in 1620. Disease spread easily on the crowded ships and caused epidemics of typhus and cholera. As more settlers arrived, the population of Canada grew from 10,000 in 1787 to 70,000 in 1812 and 450,000 in 1842. Settlers traveled from the ships by steamboat and bateau, and the wealthy traveled further by stagecoach while the poor walked. Many settlers left Britain seeking opportunity, as work was scarce and landowners forced many poor people off rented land.

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    Early Settlers

    Transportation
    By Eric
    The first Early settlers visitors sail on the Mayflower at 1620.
    The Mayflower has 102 people on it .31 people were sailor .Diseases
    like typhus and cholera were common .
    They spread easily on ships .Typhus caused a high fever ,bad
    headache , and dark rash .Cholera spreads in dirty water . It caused
    vomiting and diarrhea .In 1787 there was 10,000 people in
    Canada .In 1812 there was 70,000 people .In 1842 there
    were450,000 in Canada .

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    Settlers form Britain crossed the Atlantic
    Ocean on wooden sailing ships .Than they
    continued in a steamboat. After that many of
    them rode in a river on bateaux .After they
    went in bateaux rich settlers ride in
    stagecoach. Poor settlers had to walk.

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    There was a baby on the ship named Peregrine


    White .He was born in 1620.His parents was
    William White and Susaring.

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    The settlers left Britain because they were poor. They


    could not find work and had little work. Most people
    rented land and they landowners forced them of the
    land. British got land by exchanging something
    called treaties.

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