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Gilded Age: Immigration

Gilded Age: Immigration

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11th Grade

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Matthew LaMunyon

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11 Slides • 7 Questions

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Poll

Do you think labor issues were more prevalent in urban or rural communities?

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Multiple Select

Which of these describe Ellis Island? Select all that apply.

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New York Harbor

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Millions of Immigrants

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San Francisco Bay

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More welcoming

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Chinese and Asian Immigrants

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Multiple Select

Which of these are Pull Factors?

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Industrial Jobs

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Overcrowding

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Freedom

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Free Land

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Farm Mechanization

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Multiple Select

Which of these describe New Immigrants?

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Before 1880s

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1880s-1920

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discriminated against

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Northern & Western European

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Southern & Eastern European

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Fill in the Blank

Ethnic neighborhoods are an example of what type of segregation?

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between assimilation and nativism?

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Assimilation and nativism mean the same thing

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Immigrants are brought in via assimilation, but rejected by nativism

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Assimilation comes before nativism

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Nativism refers to immigration, while assimilation refers to urbanization

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Aside from the development of ethnic neighborhoods, how do you think immigrants will continue to shape the growth of cities during the Gilded Age?

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