Immigrants from Asia and Latin America

1) Late 1800s - _________________ immigrants came to the US from Asia Mainly from 3 countries: _____________________________ 2) __________________ workers came to California - to mine _________, work on __________ and build the ____________________ 3) After completing the railroad, most Chinese moved to ___________________. 300,000 CHINA, JAPAN, AND THE PHILIPPINES CHINESE GOLD RAILROADS FARMS SAN FRANCISCO

Chinese Immigrants

4) The _____________________ traveled 1st to Hawaii when U.S. owned ______________ cane fields. Some came to ___________________________ and worked on farms, railroads and food packing plants. Many bought _________________ to grow _________________________. __________________ told of stories that they would endanger US farming. JAPANESE SUGAR CALIFORNIA FARMLAND FRUITS AND VEGETABLES NEWSPAPERS

JAPANESE IMMIGRANTS

5) ___________________ - US took control of country (____________________) in They first arrived in U.S. in 1903 as ____________________. The U.S. government paid for their _______________________. Many came to work on _________________________ in Hawaii. PHILIPPINES FILIPINOS STUDENTS EDUCATION SUGAR PLANTATIONS

FILIPINO IMMIGRANTS

6) __________________________ feeling against Asians- they were taking jobs away from U.S. workers. They were willing to work ______________________________________. A Rise of ___________________- feelings against immigrants 7) The ______________________________ of 1882 was passed banning ______________ immigrants from coming into US for 10 years. ANTI-IMMIGRANT LONG HOURS FOR LOW PAY NATIVISM CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT CHINESE

“NATIVES”

8) The ____________________________ of 1908 limited the number of ____________________ immigrants – only _________, children, and parents of citizens were allowed to enter. GENTLEMAN’S AGREEMENT JAPANESE WIVES

9) Mexico – The __________________________________ ended the war between U.S. and Mexico. It settled the _____________________ between both countries. U.S. received _________________________________. Mexicans were allowed to ________________________, speak their __________________, and keep their ___________________. TREATY OF GUADALUPE-HIDALGO BOUNDARY 1 MILLION SQUARE MILES LIVE ON THE LAND LANGUAGE CUSTOMS

10) Most Mexican immigrants lived in the ___________________________ - They wanted _________________ and _____________. Many worked on _____________________ or on ________________. SOUTHWEST FREEDOM JOBS THE RAILROADS FARMS

Immigrants from Asia and Latin America Vocabulary Nativism - a feeling of citizens who are against immigrants Exclusion – keeping a person or a group from coming in Chinese Exclusion Act – act that limited Chinese immigrants from coming into the United States (up until the 1940s) Gentleman’s Agreement – agreement that limited Japanese emigration to the US