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2. What were the results of the Gentlemen's Agreement with Japan, authorized by Theodore Roosevelt?
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3. Give an example of a progressive reform that resulted in discrimination.
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2. What were the results of the Gentlemen's Agreement with Japan, authorized by Theodore Roosevelt? 2. The Accord ristricted Japanese Immigration to the U.S. but it did not bring an end to anti-Japanese feeling. In 1913, California made it illegal for Japanese Immigrants to buy land. Other Western States passed similar laws.
3. Give an example of a progressive reform that resulted in discrimination. 3. trade unions often prohibited african american woman and immigrants from joining.African Americans were denied basic rights and restricted to second-class citizenship.
4. How did the veiws of Booker T. Washington differ from those of W.E.B. Du Bois? 4. Washington was asking for Economic power for social equility while W.E.B demanded full polocies rights and responsabilities.
5. List the actions of the Native Americans, Mexican Americans, and the African Americans they took to battle prejudice and discrimination. Native Americans: They created the Society of american indians.
5. List the actions of the Native Americans, Mexican Americans, and the African Americans they took to battle prejudice and discrimination. Mexican Americans:They created the hespanic american allience.
5. List the actions of the Native Americans, Mexican Americans, and the African Americans they took to battle prejudice and discrimination. African Americans:They formed the national association of colored woman.
6. Study the Graphs on p. 629.1. What was the percentage of foriegn-born people in 1900? In 2000? 1900:It was 13.6% foriegn-born 2000:It was 10.4% foriegn-born
6. Study the Graphs on p. 629.2. Did Latin American people make up a larger percentage of the foriegn-born population in 2000 or in 1900? Explain. 2.Latin America made up a bigger percentage of foriegn-born in 2000 than 1900
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