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WorksheetsTest: Immigration
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
What was the first thing most European immigrants saw when they came to the United States?
The Empire State Building
The Statue of Liberty
Shea Stadium
The Brooklyn Bridge
Riding in steerage, dirty, crowded, full of diseases. These were all conditions immigrants faced
In their home countries
At Ellis Island
On ships while traveling to America
In tenement housing
Factors that attracted immigrants to America were know as
Push Factors
Pull Factors
Melting Pot
Assimilation
Factors that drove immigrants from their countries were known as
Push Factors
Pull Factors
Religious Freedom
Abundance of Jobs
Ellis Island or Angel Island
Located in New York
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Ellis Island or Angel Island
Located in San Francisco
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Ellis Island or Angel Island
Receiving station for immigrants from China and Japan
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Ellis Island or Angel Island
Receiving station for immigrants from Europe
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Old Immigrants or New Immigrants
Came to America from Ireland, England and Germany
Old Immigrants
New Immigrants
Old Immigrants or New Immigrants
Came to America from Italy, Greece, Russia, Austria-Hungary and Poland
Old Immigrants
New Immigrants
Old Immigrants or New Immigrants
Had a more difficult time assimilating due to the fact that the cultures were much different and they did not speak English
Old Immigrants
New Immigrants
The process of becoming part of a new culture is know as
Conforming
Assimilation
Segregation
Exclusion
This act stated that no Chinese labor could enter the United States
Chinese Labor Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Immigration Act
Assimilation Act
People who share a common culture are known as
Classmates
Immigrants
Factory Workers
Ethnic Groups
Chinatown and Little Italy are examples of
Culturally diverse areas
Rural Areas
Places where people of similar cultures settled
Low populated regions with a need for workers
A belief that a country should be preserved for its native born.
Nativism
Immigration
Assimilation
Imperialism
Farming and country life
Urban
Rural
Factory work and city life
Urban
Rural
These apartments had no windows, no indoor bathrooms and up to 10 people could be living in a single room.
Settlement Houses
Boom Towns
Town House
Tenement Houses
Which was not an attempt to combat problems in the cities
Settlement Houses
Chinese Exclusion Act
Garbage Collection
Building Codes
This author wrote How the Other Half Lives which exposed the lives of poor people in the city.
Jane Adams
J.K. Rowling
Jacob Riis
David Allen Wright
The idea that immigrants do not lose the unique aspects of their culture. Each culture is still identifiable.
Melting Pot Theory
Salad Bowl Theory
Assimilation Theory
Immigration Theory
The idea that people from different cultures come to America and aspects of their culture create a new unique culture.
Melting Pot Theory
Salad Bowl Theory
Assimilation Theory
Immigration Theory
Which of the following was a reason that Americans resented immigrants?
Nativism
Immigrants competed for jobs and worked for less
Different languages and cultures
All are reasons Americans resented immigrants
This amendment required the government to treat people equally.
1st Amendment
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
23rd Amendment
This court case ruled that "separate" facilities for whites and blacks were constitutional as long as they were "equal".
Plessy v Ferguson
Marbury v Madison
Syndergaard v Bauer
Brown v Board of Ed.
