LT: Immigration (1870's-1914)

What were the main causes of immigration during the 2nd Industrial Revolution?

• C. Religious Persecution

• B. Political Stability

• D. Social Equality

• A. Economic Opportunities

Which region did the majority of immigrants during the 2nd Industrial Revolution come from?

• D. South America

• A. Europe

• B. Asia

• C. Africa

Where did many immigrants settle in the United States during the 2nd Industrial Revolution?

• C. Urban Areas

• A. Rural Areas

• B. Suburban Areas

• D. Coastal Areas

Which immigration station was the main entry point for immigrants coming from Europe?

• D. Liberty Island

• C. Alcatraz Island

• B. Angel Island

• A. Ellis Island

What impact did immigration during the 2nd Industrial Revolution have on American society?

• C. Slowed urbanization

• B. Reduced labor force

• A. Decreased cultural diversity

• D. Enriched American society

What role did immigrants play in the growth of the labor force during the 2nd Industrial Revolution?

• C. They provided the necessary manpower

• B. They had no impact on the labor force

• D. They caused a decline in the labor force

• A. They hindered the growth of the labor force

Where did immigrants settle in industrial regions during the 2nd Industrial Revolution?

• A. Silicon Valley

• D. Great Plains

• B. Rust Belt in the Midwest

• C. Sun Belt in the South

What did immigrants hope to find in countries with more established political systems?

• B. Religious Persecution

• A. Economic Opportunities

• C. Political Instability

• D. Stability and security