Immigration/Industrialization

Conditions that drive people from their native lands (homes) to go to another country.

• Pull Factors
• Push Factors

Religious persecution 

• Push Factor
• Pull Factor

Job opportunities

• Push Factors
• Pull Factors

Pogroms

• Push Factor
• Pull Factor

Ship owners jammed up to 2,000 people in _______________, as the airless rooms below deck were called.

• census
• assimilation
• steerage
• pogroms

The new immigrants were from ____________.

• Northern and Western Europe
• Africa and Asia
• Southern and Eastern Europe
• Australia and Africa

______________ or organized attacks on Jewish villages.

• census
• anarchists
• pogroms
• assimilation

Millions of immigrants flooded into the United States after the Civil War.

• False
• True

Immigrants from Asia (Japan, Korea, China) would usually enter into the United States through _______________ in San Francisco, California.

• Angel Island
• Ellis Island
• Liberty Island

Immigrants who entered the United States from Europe would mostly enter through ________________ in New York City, New York.

• Angel Island
• Ellis Island
• Liberty Island