Immigration Quiz 20.1

Immigrants never had a difficult journey to America.

• True

• False

Many of the immigrants in the 1900s came to America for religious freedom.

• true

• false

Some native-born Americans started the nativist movement.

• true

• false

All Americans welcomed the new wave of immigrants.

• true

• false

In the late 1800s and early 1900s, people moved to the cities to take factory jobs because they needed work.

• true

• false

After the Civil War, most immigrants arrived from Great Britain and Northern Europe and called the old immigrants

• true

• false

People with the same language and customs tended to live in the same neighborhoods.

• true

• false

Americans were happy that immigrants would accept lower wages than would American-born workers and take many jobs.

• true

• false

As more immigrants arrived, people began to worry that they would take jobs from the American people.

• true

• false

Most immigrants could only afford to travel to the United States in

• automobiles

• first-class plane seats

• steerage