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DO NOT WRITE or DRAW ON THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET. City life for an Immigrant is…(What would they say is the reality of American life for an Immigrant in the city?) I think America is going to be…(What they thought America was going to be like before they arrived at Ellis Island.) Directions: Step 1: Draw a Word Bubble and a thought bubble and complete the sentences above Step 2: Draw your urban immigrant from the late 1800s. What would they look like. Step 3: Put a MINIMUM of 6 captions on or around your immigrant explaining the society in which they live. (ex working conditions, living conditions, racism, ethnic enclaves, political machines, etc…) Directions: Step 4: On half of your paper around your immigrant draw pictures and symbols that represent what their living conditions were like. Step 5: On the other half of your paper around your immigrant draw pictures and symbols that represent what their working conditions were like. Make sure everything is very detailed and the entire page is in FULL color. No white anywhere. DO NOT WRITE or DRAW ON THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET. Living Conditions Working Conditions

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Must use the entire page to write your diary entry. DETAILS! Diary On Back On the back write a diary entry from the perspective of an immigrant. Make sure to include the following info. Working conditions Living conditions Expectations/ reality of American life Must use the entire page to write your diary entry. DETAILS!