Immigration

A mosaic is a design made from many small tiles, stones, or other objects that are placed together to form a pattern or a picture.

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An immigrant is a person who goes to another country for a vacation.

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The coast is an area along or near the ocean.

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In the past, immigrants from Europe entered the U.S. through Ellis Island, in New York Harbor.

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Today, immigrants from all over the world enter the U.S. through Angel Island.

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A citizen is someone who is treated unfairly by the government and has his or her rights taken away.

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A homestead is land that someone settles on to live and farm.

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Rights are freedoms belonging to a person that the government cannot, and should not, take away.

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Descendants are people who lived many, many years ago.

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The U.S. Constitution states the laws of the country and explains how the U.S. government works.

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