EFFECTS of Migration 1750-1900 [AP World History] Unit 6 Topic 7 (6.7)

How did the migration of men for work affect gender roles in their home societies?

• Women's roles in the family and wider society often expanded.

• Gender roles remained largely unchanged due to male family replacements.

• Women gained a stronger voice in the family upon men's return.

• All of the above, depending on the specific circumstances.

Which of the following was NOT a common occupation or destination for Chinese migrants during this period?

• Working on the Transcontinental Railroad in the United States.

• Engaging in commerce in Indochina.

• Mining guano in Peru and Cuba.

• Serving as colonial administrators in British India.

What labor system was introduced to replace indentured servitude for Indian migrants in Southeast Asia, often involving entire families?

• The Coolie system.

• The Kangani system.

• The Enclave system.

• The Plantation system.

Which two policies were enacted to restrict Chinese immigration in the United States and Australia, respectively?

• The Immigration Act of 1924 and the Dictation Test.

• The Chinese Exclusion Act and the White Australia Policy.

• The Gentlemen's Agreement and the Immigration Restriction Act.

• The Quota Act and the Head Tax.