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Immigration

Unit 7

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The Gentlemen's Agreement, literacy tests, and the quota system were attempts to restrict immigration
The US used this policy during the 1800's to address the labor shortage open immigration
IN the 1800's and 1900's, where did most immigrants settle in the US? Urban Northeast
Two early actions of the Government that severely limited immigration The chinese Exclusion Act and the Gentlemen's Agreement
Nativist feared immigration because they would work for cheaper wages
A major reason for immigration to the US is The desire for economic advancement
Labor unions were against immigration because immigrants took jobs from US citizens
Between 1870 and 1920, the Goverment placed few restrictions on immigration because they wanted workers for the factories
Passage of laws restricting immigration is an example of Nativism
This group of immigrants came from China, Japan, and Asia between 1890 and 1915 New Immigrants
The Chinese Exclusion Ace, the Emergency Quota Act,and the National Origins Act were expressions of Nativism
The Ku Klux Klan and restictive immigration laws reflect the belief in Nativism
A new and different society would emerge from the blending of cultures is called The Melting Pot Theory
The immigration acts fo 1921 and 1934 showed that the US wanted to restrict the flow of immigrants from certain parts of the world
Immigration polices favored those with financial security
Laws that reduced the number of immigrants from specific regions Quota Laws
The political party that ran on an anti-immigration platform The Know Nothing Party
These immigrants came from northern and western Europe Old Immigrants
In the last 30 years of US History, the greatest numbers of immigrants have come from Latin America
The increased immigration from Ireland to the US during teh 1840's was a result of crop failures and mass starvation
A major purpose of these to things was to limit immigration of certain ethnic groups The Chinese Exclusion Act and the Gentlemen's Agreement
In the late 1800's and early 1900's Congress supoported literacy tests for immigrants in order to restict immigration from southern and easter Europe
This president was was impeached due to a power struggle with Congress over Reconstruction Andrew Johnson
Deciding the legalization of slavery in a new state popular sovereignty
Federal prosecutions of corporations such as Standard Oil, AT&T, and Microsoft were based on alleged violations of antitrust laws
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