APUSH 6.8-6.12 Review

What is the difference between immigration and migration?

• Immigration is when people move within the same state, while migration is when people move from one state to another.

• Immigration is when people move from one city to another, while migration is when people move within the same city.

• Immigration is when people move from one country to another, while migration is when people move within the same country.

• Immigration is when people move within the same country, while migration is when people move from one country to another.

Where did the majority of immigrants to the United States come from in the late 19th century?

• Asia

• Africa

• South America

• Europe

Which group of immigrants largely settled in industrial cities like Chicago, Pittsburgh, and New York?

• Africans

• Asians

• Europeans

• Latin Americans

What were some of the reasons that led immigrants to leave Europe and come to the United States?

• All of the above

• Job opportunities

• Religious freedom

• Political persecution

What were some of the challenges faced by immigrants in the industrial cities of the United States?

• Lack of cultural institutions

• Poor living conditions

• High-paying jobs

• Access to quality healthcare

What was the Exoduster Movement?

• A mass migration of Southern white people into the west

• A mass migration of Native American people into the west

• A mass migration of Southern black people into the west

• A mass migration of European people into the west

Where did the Exodusters mainly migrate to?

• California

• Kansas

• Texas

• New York

What were some of the organizations created to assist the Exodusters in their migration?

• Colored Relief Board and the Kansas Freedmen’s Aid Society

• European Relief Board and the Texas Freedmen’s Aid Society

• Asian Relief Board and the Colorado Freedmen’s Aid Society

• African Relief Board and the Oklahoma Freedmen’s Aid Society

What was the purpose of the settlement houses established by Jane Addams?

• To exclude immigrants from American society

• To help immigrants assimilate to American society

• To promote nativist beliefs

• To provide financial aid to immigrants

What was the American Protective Association opposed to?

• Atheism

• Protestantism

• Judaism

• Catholicism