Unit I Immigration.

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Unit I Immigration

Preview Describe what is happening in this cartoon. What do the shadows represent? Does the cartoon artist have a positive or negative view of immigrants? Explain.

Through the “Golden Door” 20 million Europeans – most escaping religious persecution, overpopulation, and to find industrial jobs Chinese immigrants built railroads Japanese immigrants recruited to work in Hawaii

A difficult journey Trip from Europe took one week. Three weeks from Asia Ellis Island in New York harbor processed immigrants from Europe Physical Inspection Government inspector questioned immigrants and checked papers Angel Island in San Francisco Bay processed Chinese immigrants with harsh questioning and long waits

Immigration restrictions Melting Pot – mixture of people from different cultures blending together Nativism – favoritism to natural-born Americans Chinese Exclusion Act banned Chinese immigrants

Americanization Movement Americanization was the effort to transform immigrants into mainstream American Culture. Stressed English Literacy, American History, government, and Social Etiquette. Mostly targeted at Jewish and Catholic Immigrants. Immigrants did not wish to abandon their traditions, and lived in communities to maintain their identities

Response Which group made up the largest percentage of Immigrants? Where did the largest amount of Irish people settle?