Push/Pull Old/New

Immigration is

• The process of individuals moving to a new country to establish permanent residence.
• The process of individuals moving to a new country temporarily for work or study.
• The process of individuals moving to a new country to visit family and friends.
• The process of individuals moving to a new country for vacation purposes.

In order to escape the PUSH factor of​ (a)   , immigrants might come to America to seek the PULL factor of ​ (b)  

• pogroms
• religious freedom
• lasagna
• non-arable land

Urbanization is

• The process of population migration from urban areas to rural areas.
• The process of population migration from urban areas to suburban areas.
• The process of population migration from rural areas to suburban areas.
• The process of population migration from rural farm areas into "big city" areas

According to these graphs, from 1870-1919, a vast majority of immigrants were coming to the United States FROM...

• Africa
• South America
• Asia
• Europe

An "old immigrant" comes from

• Antarctica

• Southeast Asia

• Southern or Eastern Europe

• Northern or Western Europe

The profile pictured here is most likely that of

• A New Immigrant

• An old immigrant

Which of the below statements best identifies the main idea of the passage?

• Ahmed was not well-equipped with career skills that would make him money

• Ahmed struggled because he failed to work hard enough to establish his own success

• Even with hard work and intelligence, certain things about the American system led Ahmed to struggle

• As an old immigrant, Ahmed blended in well and made money as an engineer

Arrived after 1880

• old immigrant

• new immigrant

Included many who spoke English

• Old immigrants

• New Immigrants

Mostly from Britain, Ireland, Germany, and Scandinavia

• Old immigrants

• New immigrants