5-3.3 Immigration

The "old" immigrants came mostly from

• England, Ireland, & Germany
• Italy, Russia, & the Slavic states of the Balkan Peninsula
• England, Ireland, & Russia
• Italy, Russia, and the Balkan states of the Slavic Peninsula

The "new" immigrants came mostly from 

• Italy, Russia, and the Slavic states of the Balkan Peninsula
• Ireland, Russia, and Slavic states of the Balkan Peninsula
• England, Germany, and the Irish states of the European Peninsula
• Russia, Ireland, Germany

Many of the "old" immigrants' faith (religion) was

• Protestant

• Catholic or Jewish

Many of the "new" immigrants' faith (religion) was

• Catholic or Jewish

• Protestant

The US government's restriction on Chinese immigration forced these people to

• prove they had family living in he United States
• go back to China
• prove they had family living in China
• work on the transcontinental railroad

An agreement between the US government and Japan in the early 1900s

• decreased Japanese immigration
• increased Japanese immigration
• did not affect Japanese immigration

Reasons why a person would want to leave their home country:

• Push factors
• Pull factors

Reasons why a person would want to move to specific country:

• Pull factors
• Push factors

War, discrimination, poverty

• Push factors
• Pull factors

Promises of economic opportunity, political and social equality, religious freedom

• Pull factors
• Push factors