Immigration

Immigrants arriving to the United States on the East coast were processed at

• Angel Island

• Staten Island

• Long Island

• Ellis Island

Chinese immigrants in the United States were prevented from becoming citizens of the US due to the

• Taiping Act

• Chinese Immigration Act

• Workingman's Act

• Chinese Exclusion Act

An individual who enters the United States and becomes established in a country other than that the original nationality is called

• "Old" immigrant

• Immigrant

• Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882

• "New" Immigrant

Many labor unions opposed immigration, arguing that most immigrants

• Had no marketable skills

• Would work for low wages

• Would not join a union

• Did not understand English

Apartments that were small and crowded were known as

• Settlement House

• Slums

• Tenements

• Condos

The process of becoming part of another culture is known as

• Imperialism

• Assimilation

• Nativitism

• Nationalism

A condition that attracts immigrants to a new area is known as

• Push Factor

• Pull Factor

• Assimilation

• Acculturation

A community center that offers services to the poor

• Tenement House

• Settlement House

• Code Blue

• Apartment Complex

A condition that drives people to leave their homeland is known as

• Push factor

• Pull factor

• "Old" immigrant

• "New" immigrant

The location of barracks in California to accommodate Asian immigrants

• Angel Island

• Ellis Island

• San Francisco

• Los Angeles