Immigration in America 1870-1910

The act to making a person or thing American in character or nationality.

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• Globalization

• American Imperialism

• Cultural Assimilation

The poorest part of the city.

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• Uptown

• The Slums

• The Financial District

The lowest category of passenger accommodation on a ship.

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• Economy Class

• Cabin Class

• Steerage

The early immigrants came from Northern and Western Europe.

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• Northern and Western Europe

• Asia and Africa

• Central and South America

A small island located in San Francisco Bay that served as the primary immigration station for Asian immigrants, particularly Chinese, from 1910-1940.

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• Angel Island

• Treasure Island

• Yerba Buena Island

A place where different peoples, styles, theories, etc. are mixing together.

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• B. Monoculture

• C. Isolation Zone

• D. Cultural Divide

Later immigrants came from Southern and Eastern Europe.

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• Southern and Eastern Europe

• Asia and Africa

• Central and South America

The policy that favors native-born or long-established residents over immigrants.

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• Nativism

• Globalism

• Multiculturalism

A building with many apartments overcrowded and unsanitary.

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• Tenement

• Mansion

• Bungalow

The primary immigration station in the Hudson Bay, near New York City from 1892-1954.

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• Angel Island

• Liberty Island

• Governor's Island