4. Which group in Canada did not face racism in World War I?

Grosse said the all-volunteer unit attracted hundreds of men from Nova Scotia, Ontario, western Canada, and even the United States. (read the  second paragraph below that goes with this answer)

Explanation:

“They wanted to show their patriotism for Canada,” he said. “That was their newly adopted country and they wanted to show that they deserved to be treated like other Canadians.” (that was for Asian mixed Canadian volunteers)

This was a group of men that wanted to serve their country and for whatever reasons of the time — racism, difference of opinion, unwritten rules — they weren’t able to do so until they were able to form this battalion,” he said

source article https: // www.   thes   tar .com/ news/      canada     /2014  /08/09/ wwi_racism_black_asian_           and_aboriginal_volunteers_faced_    discrimination .html  

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