Section Assessment 2-6
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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.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 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
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| 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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