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Chapter 7

Section 1

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Who were the Presidents during this era? Rutherford Hayes, James A. Garfield, Chester A. Arthur, Grover Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison, William McKinley, Woodrow Wilson
What year would be considered a milestone in aviation history? Why? 1903, The Wright Bros. successful flight.
How and when did the nation expand geographically? U.S. annexed Hawaii in 1898.
What intentional event had a profound impact on the United States? Panama Canal
From which country did the smallest percentage of immigrants come? Japan
Gentlemen’s Agreement
What difficulties did immigrants face on their journey to the United States? Most traveled by steamship and the conditions were very bad. Because of bad health conditions many became sick, and some even died before reaching the United States.
How did many immigrants cope after arriving in America?
What was the Transatlantic Journey?
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Melting Pot
Nativism
Progressive
Synagogue
felony
annexed
What reasons did people from other parts of the world have for immigrating to the United States? The desire to escape conditions
Where did the greatest number of Italian immigrants settle?
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