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9th Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Immigration Trends - Population Growth and Urbanization - History of U.S. Immigration
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9th Grade - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Examine major historical immigration patterns in the United States, highlighting population shifts and urban growth during the Gilded Age. Understand the impact of legislation and societal changes, focusing on how these factors shaped the country's demographic and urban landscapes. Gain insights into the effects of immigration on cultural diversity and economic development, as well as the challenges faced by newcomers and host communities. Develop analysis skills and critical thinking by assessing historical data and drawing connections between past and present immigration trends.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Analyzing Immigration - American Identity - Cultural Integration
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9th Grade - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Analyze the influence of Hispanic and European immigration on the shaping of American identity and integration. Understand the ways in which the U.S. embraces diverse cultures and fosters a positive perception of immigration. Focus on examining cultural integration and identity formation while developing critical thinking and analytical skills concerning multicultural interactions.
11th Grade
Urban Development and Migration Patterns - Growth, Cities, and Immigration
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11th Grade
Social-studies
Explore the dynamics of urban growth and immigration's influence on city development during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Analyze the sociocultural challenges faced by immigrant communities and their role in transforming urban landscapes. The learning outcomes focus on understanding the causes and effects of these demographic changes and developing insights into the interplay between migration and urbanization.
11th Grade
Immigration Trends and Cultural Assimilation - 1800s to 1920s - American Immigration History
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11th Grade
Social-studies
Investigate immigration patterns from the 1800s to 1920s, focusing on their cultural and social impacts. Understand dynamics of immigration, including factors driving movement and regions most affected. Analyze the assimilation process, examining how immigrants integrated into new societies and influenced cultural landscapes. Explore the interplay of cultural identities, societal changes, and demographic shifts, fostering a comprehensive understanding of historical immigration trends and their lasting legacies.
8th Grade - University
Understanding Nativism - Economic and Social Barriers - Immigration in America
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8th Grade - University
Social-studies
Examine the interplay between nativism and immigration in America by analyzing economic and social influences. Explore historical biases and identify significant legal developments. Learners will assess the impact of these factors and enhance their understanding of immigration dynamics.
1st Grade - University
Immigration Challenges - Legal Barriers and Impact - U.S. Immigration System
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1st Grade - University
Social-studies
Investigate the complexities of the U.S. immigration system by examining legal challenges and societal impacts. Learners will gain an understanding of key issues and explore potential resolutions.
10th Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Latino Contributions and US Immigration Policies - Cultural Impact and Policy Examination
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10th Grade - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the significant cultural contributions of Latinos within the United States and analyze key immigration policies alongside their impacts. Understand the cultural dynamics and implications of these policies.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Immigrant Impact - Urban Growth - Late 19th Century American Cities
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9th Grade - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the transformation of American cities in the late 1800s as a result of immigration, focusing on societal changes and their influence on urban development. Understand the dynamics of population growth, cultural diversity, and economic expansion, while developing skills in historical analysis and critical thinking about urbanization processes and their long-term implications.