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Immigration

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a person who lives in a country other than their birth country Immigrant
New York harbor immigration station for European immigrants. Ellis
San Francisco Bay immigration station for Asian immigrants. Angel
Assumes that various immigrant groups will tend to “melt together,” abandoning their individual cultures(2words) MeltingPot
Process of blending into society by adopting the dominant culture. Assimilation
1882 law which banned Chinese immigrants into the United States for ten years. Also made Chinese immigrants ineligible for naturalization. Chinese Exclusion Act
Urban reformer, activist, social worker, and co winner of the Nobel peace prize in 1931. Founded the Chicago Hull House Addams
Settlement house co founded by Jane Addams in Chicago. Hull House
Growth of cities resulting from industrialization Urbanization
Run-down and overcrowded apartment Tenements
Neighborhood with overcrowded and dangerous housing. Slum
Place where the workers labor long hours water poor conditions and low wages. Sweatshop
The process of becoming a United States citizen, if an individual was not born in the United States Naturalization
The first subway system created in 1897 in this city. Boston
This city had the first paid fire department. Cincinnati
Social reformer, "muck-raking" journalist, and social documentary photographer. Published "How the Other Side Lives" Riis
These were created to provide assistance to immigrants. Settlement Houses
These people opposed immigration and preferred native-born citizens. Nativists
Immigrants that came from Northern and Western Europe. Old
Immigrants that came from Southern and Eastern Europe. New
Factors that forced people to leave their countries such as Scarce Land, Lost of Farm Jobs, and Political Persecution. Push
Factors that bring people into the country such as Promise of Freedom and Family and Friends Pull
Created by: TR2022
 

 



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