Immigration PUSH.

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Immigration PUSH

Why did people leave their country Oppressive governments Poverty Overcrowding Crop failures Starvation and disease Limited land

Why did the Jewish population leave South Eastern Europe?

Religious Persecution

Immigration PULL

Why did people come to America Hope for better opportunities Escape oppressive governments Adventure! Religious freedom Jobs (industry – not farming)

Emigrate

leave EXIT your country

Oppressive

cruel and unlawful

Immigrate

enter INTO a new country

What was the biggest wave of Immigrants?

South Eastern Europe 1880-1920

Ellis Island – New York

Europe immigration station Medical exams Sent home because of disease or illness 75% of all immigrants processed here

What was the 1st law passed that limited immigration in the US?

Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882

Where did people moved to find more and better job opportunities?

Better job opportunities in the city Moved from rural areas (farms) to urban areas (cities)

Primary sources

What do the shadows represent in this picture? Nativists/Old Immigrants

What is a quota

LIMITS ON NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTS WHO CAN ENTER OUR COUNTRY