Immigration (3-10)

African Americans moving from the South to the North looking for better jobs/lives

• Immigration

• Internal Migration

• Great Migration

• Urbanization

A person moving from Europe to the United States looking for better jobs/lives

• Immigration

• Internal Migration

• Great Migration

• Urbanization

A family moving from one part of the country to another

• Immigration

• Internal Migration

• Great Migration

• Urbanization

Urbanization is the growth of cities

• True

• False

During the late 1800s and early 1900s, large numbers of immigrants were admitted to the U.S. primarily because of the economy's need for more

• Skilled craftsman

• unskilled factory workers

• education professionals

• scientist, doctors, and lawyers

As cities began to industrialize, streets became overcrowded, ghettos formed, and the diseases spread due to unsanitary cities. Because of this, we see new forms of transportation like trolleys and automobiles that allow the Middle-Class workers to move out of the overcrowded cities but still work there. Where are these middle-class families going?

• Smaller cities

• rural towns

• farms

• suburbs

"I'd rather be in prison in Detroit than to be free in the South"

• Immigration

• Great Migration

• Urbanization

Enclave were neighborhoods with one ethnic group

• True

• False

Most immigrants on the East Coast were processed where?

• Washington, D.C.
• Ellis Island
• Angel Island
• Baltimore

What is the term for the mixture of people of different cultures and races together into Americans?

• Mixing Bowl
• Angel Food Cake
• Fish Tank
• Melting Pot