Where was a new immigrant to the US most likely to live?

What made it hard to enforce immigration laws for Canada and Mexico?

The result of the Chinese Exclusion Act was

These were designed to test immigrants' knowledge and keep them out of the US

What became a symbol of hope for European immigrants coming to America?

What type of work did many Asian and Mexican immigrants in the Southwest find themselves doing?

In the late 1800s, most immigrants were coming from ____.

Immigrants often turned to ____ for economic help in exchange for ____.

Who became famous for the Settlement House movement and ran the Hull House in Chicago?

Open area, below a ship's main deck, where most immigrants stayed on the trip to America

Organized, anti-Jewish attacks that forced many Jews to leave Russia

Port of entry for most Asian immigrants arriving in San Francisco from 1910 to 1940.

The Irish Potato Famine is an example of this.

Economic opportunity and religious freedom are examples of this.

Which of the following is a pull factor?

Which of the following is NOT a pull factor?

A community center that provided a variety of services to the poor, especially to immigrants

Sent to friends and relatives in the old country, made the US look like a paradise

A forced return of immigrants to their home country

Assimilation of immigrants into American society; a goal of nativists

What is xenophobia?

Port of entry for most European immigrants arriving in New York between 1892 and 1954

Neighborhoods in a city that had distinct ethnic flavors, like Little Italy or China Town.

The idea that America is made up of many distinct cultures mixed together. You can still identify each individual culture.

Idea that American culture is a blended up version of the cultures of everybody that is here. It is impossible to distinguish different cultures because everybody is the same.

People who were born in American who were afraid of or didn't like the new migrants. They thought native-born Americans were better.

Which place, called "Gold Mountain", had lots of gold that was a huge pull factor for Chinese immigrants?

What were the poorly built apartment buildings which many immigrants lived in called?

Which of the following was not a source of help for Immigrants?

Which of the following was a reason Nativists disliked new immirants?

True or False: Many immigrants were not paid enough money to have their own place to live so they crowded in with others in one room apartments.

True or False: Most immigrants became rich and successful like Andrew Carnegie.

True or False: Ellis island was harder to get through and the tests were more difficult than Angel Island.

True or False: Colored ballots allowed illiterate immigrants to vote but also let people like political bosses know who they were voting for.

Which of the following was not a problem in cities during the Gilded Age?

True or False: Immigrants were sometimes hired to replace workers who were on strike, leading to unrest and violence.

True or False: Asian immigrants had it easier than European immigrants because their culture and looks were not much different than other Americans.

What percent of immigrants were sent back to their original country after failing the tests at Ellis Island?

If you failed your medical exam or legal inspection at Ellis Island, you would be sent back where you came from.