Immigration from Around the Globe

Immigration from Around the Globe

Take notes on packet p. 4 of your packet as you go through the Quizizz.

They were the 1st wave of immigrants that came to America before the 1800s.
They mostly came from Northern Europe, particularly Ireland
& Germany

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​Old Immigrants

Multiple Choice

Thinking of the waves of immigrants that came to America, OLD IMMIGRANTS came _____.

• last

• first

Hotspot

Point to Ireland and Germany.

The pattern of immigration shifted after 1880. Most of these NEW IMMIGRANTS came from Southern & Eastern Europe - mostly Italy, Greece, Russia & Poland

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​New Immigrants

Labelling

Label the countries from which the NEW IMMIGRANTS came.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Greece

Italy

Russia

Poland

Immigrants also came from places like China, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Canada & Mexico

Reorder

Make the sentence make sense. Use grammatical clues like punctuation and periods to help you.

• A REFUGEE is

• a person who

• flees their country

• to escape

• push factors.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

A REFUGEE is...
someone who leaves their country to escape push factors.

Draw

Make a drawing that shows the definition of what a REFUGEE is.

​​Less Money

​​Less Education

​​Less Likely to Speak English

​How were NEW IMMIGRANTS typically different than the OLD IMMIGRANTS?

Multiple Choice

We already learned the term ASSIMILATION when we discussed the Carlisle Indian School. We wanted the Native Americans to ASSIMILATE into society. What do you think is the best definition?

• Fitting into a new culture by taking on attitudes & behaviors of that culture

• Keeping old traditions & not learning new traditions

Multiple Select

How do you think a lot of the public felt about immigrants? Choose all that apply.

• expected them to Americanize

• saw them as different

• did not accept them

• welcomed them graciously

• Worked - RR, Factories, Mines

• Brought Skills

• Brought Culture​

​Contributions of Immigrants to America

Open Ended

Tell me one thing we learned about today that you did not know before.