Immigration Tracy Markin ETE100 9.25.09 Chinese National Anthem.

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Immigration Tracy Markin ETE

Chinese National Anthem

Immigration Makes America What it is?  All together us Americans make up what America is today.  America was founded by people who were immigrants, people did not just appear here.  People such as: Germans, African Americans, Mexicans and Chinese  All together us Americans make up what America is today.  America was founded by people who were immigrants, people did not just appear here.  People such as: Germans, African Americans, Mexicans and Chinese

Germany How did they come here? One of the first large ethnic population to come to America. Helped establish Jamestown. (1608)

Germany  German Americans became discriminated against after World War II Nazi Germany.  Albert Einstein = Famous of that time and from Germany.   presentations/immigration/german.html  German Americans became discriminated against after World War II Nazi Germany.  Albert Einstein = Famous of that time and from Germany.   presentations/immigration/german.html

African American This is dramatically different then most immigrants because they came here by force to become slaves. Slave trade was a problem. presentations/immigration/african.html

African Americans  Helped lead revolutions  Have great power ( Obama)  Very important people to today's world and society.  Helped lead revolutions  Have great power ( Obama)  Very important people to today's world and society.

Chinese  China town gave them with social networking support.  Came to America and found Gold Mountain in California.  China town gave them with social networking support.  Came to America and found Gold Mountain in California.

Mexican  People identify themselves as oldest and newest of Mexican Americans.  Mexican Immigrants and their descendants now make up a huge portion of the population of the U.S.A  Their food, politics and language.  People identify themselves as oldest and newest of Mexican Americans.  Mexican Immigrants and their descendants now make up a huge portion of the population of the U.S.A  Their food, politics and language.

Immigration  History would not be the same without all of the people that came over to America.  Everyone should be proud of where they come from and to be where they are today.  Click button below for website  History would not be the same without all of the people that came over to America.  Everyone should be proud of where they come from and to be where they are today.  Click button below for website

Works Cited  "Immigration... Introduction - For Teachers (Library of Congress)." Web. 23 Sept