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Social Studies Immigration Review

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What Is Nativism?

a)

Support of native born American's and opposition to immigration

b)

Not supporting native born American's and prefered immigration

c)

People who don't like immigration and dont want anyone coming

d)

People who supported native born American's and immigration

2.

What Happened In 1917?

a)

Addition of literacy test

b)

Removal of literacy test

c)

Allowed all immigration

d)

Disallowed immigration

3.

What Happened In 1882?

a)

Opened immigration

b)

Addition of literacy test

c)

Chinese Exclusion Act

d)

Yellow Peril

4.

What Happened in 1929?

a)

No restriction of immigrants from the Western Hemisphere

b)

Added literacy test

c)

Belief of nativism started

d)

Yellow Peril

5.

What is immigration?

a)

Leaving to and living in a familiar place

b)

Going to and living in an foreign place

c)

Helping someone leave to an foreign place

d)

Helping someone leave to a familiar place

6.

What is the importance of Ellis Island?

a)

The importance of Ellis Island is the homeland of Emma Lazarus

b)

Ellis Island was known because the statue of liberty was there

c)

Ellis island was known for giving people who immigrate food to return to their land

d)

Ellis Island was an important immigration station where 70% of immigrants came

7.

Why is the statue of liberty an important symbols for immigrants coming to America?

a)

It symbolizes a better life

b)

It symbolizes peace

c)

It symbolizes freedom and peace

d)

It symbolizes freedom

8.

Who is Emma Lazarus?

a)

The person who created assimilation

b)

The person who wrote the Angel Island poem

c)

The person who wrote "The New Collosus"

d)

The person who wrote the Chinese Exclusion Act

9.

What is assimlation

a)

Assimilation is when you are forced to move to new land

b)

When people of different backgrounds become part of the larger society, they see themselves as part of the community

c)

Assimilation is when you are given free land

d)

Assimilation is when you fear the Japenese

10.

What is the Yellow Peril

a)

A peace treaty with the Japenese

b)

Yellow Peril was a war that happened

c)

being forced to change cultures

d)

The fear of Japenese/Asians come to and destroying the US

11.

What is the Quota system?

a)

The Quota system is based on census (National Origins before 1890) favored the Northern Hemisphere

b)

The Quota system is based on census (National Origins before 1890) favored the Eastern Hemisphere

c)

The Quota system is not based on census didn't favor anyone

d)

The Quota system stopped Eastern/Southern Europeans also Asians, from immigrating to the US because their was too much. Favored the Western Hemisphere (Stopped too many people from immigrating)

12.

What is the salad bowl theory

a)

the idea that people from the same place live together and use the same culture leading to a stronger society

b)

the idea that people from various places live together but dont retain their own cultural identity and this leads to a stronger society

c)

the idea that people from the same place live together but use different cultures to lead to a stronger society

d)

the idea that people from various places live together but retain their own cultural identity and this leads to a stronger society

13.

what is the stew pot theory?

a)

too long didnt read

b)

the idea that each person has its own characteristics and together takes on different flavors. Meaning that sharing between immigrants and natives all add things for the better

c)

the idea that one person has charcteristics and by itself takes on different flavors. meaning that the characteristic of one person makes things better

d)

the idea that one culture has the best characteristics and everyone follows it. meaning that one cultural is superior and makes things for the better

14.

what is the melting pot theory

a)

the idea that people from various places live together and gradually blend into one community

b)

the idea that people from one place live together and gradually blend into a different community

c)

the idea that a select few live together and gradually turn into a larger community

d)

the idea that everyone lives together and is already one community but invites others.

15.

What is a tenement

a)

A single family apartment with windows, no plumbing, high rents and unreforced building codes

b)

A multifamily apartment with few windows and no plumbing also had high rents and unreforced building codes

c)

A single family apartment with few windows and plumbing. had low rents and reforced building codes

d)

A multifamily apartment with windows, plumbing low rent, reforced building codes

16.

What were bosses

a)

when multiple corrupt people owned a governement

b)

corrupt politicians who controlled much of the city government. helped poor but expected votes in return

c)

not corrupt politicians who controlled governement and helped everyone

d)

The owners of the city and didnt help anyone

17.

Problems in the urban places

a)

Big but corrupt police force, Low rent, etc

b)

There were no problems

c)

Small police force, con men, sewage thrown in rivers, etc

18.

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

a)

disallowed chinese to immigrate, cheaper jobs, couldnt assimilate for 10 years

b)

allowed all chinese to immigrate, higher paying jobs, could assimilate for 15 years

c)

allowed a limited amount of chinese to immigrate, normal paying jobs, could assimilate for 20 years

d)

forced all chinese currently in US to leave

19.

What was the Know-Nothing party?

a)

Opposed the Irish immigration only, anti-catholic, died in 1870

b)

Opposed Irish and German immigration, anti-catholic- died in 1850

c)

Liked the Irish and German immigration, catholic, died in 1860

d)

Opposed only German immigration,catholic, died in 1880

20.

What is open immigration?

a)

Anyone who got to the US, became citizens

b)

If someone was able to get the US and stayed for 5 years, you were an citizen

c)

If someone got to the US, they had to be able to read to become a citizen

21.

What is the literacy test

a)

Had to be able to read to become a citizen

b)

Had to be able to write to enter US

c)

Had to be able to read and write to enter US

d)

Had to be able to speak multiple languages to enter US

22.

what is amnesty

a)

Anyone living in the US before 1982 could become a citizen

b)

Anyone that isnt American living in the US after 1982 would be forced out

c)

Getting anything you want for free if you immigrate to the US

d)

Getting forced out of the US if you lived there before 1982

23.

What were Urban Ghettos

a)

Making grafiti

b)

Settling with the same ethnic group when you immigrate

c)

War in the urban places

d)

Corrupt bosses in the Urban places

24.

What was de facto segregation

a)

Something that formed because of Urban Ghettos

b)

The fear of Asians so they segregate them

c)

Segregating the immigrants

d)

Segregating black and whites

25.

What were political machines

a)

People who stood up to corrupt organizations

b)

Corrupt organizations ran by bosses. had to pay bribes if you wanted to do anything. sometimes helped the poor in turn, with your vote

c)

Organizations ran by the people. Helped people get their life together

26.

When and why did old immigrants come

a)

Northern/Western Europe Before 1860 for economic oppurtunities

b)

Southern/Eastern Europe After 1860 for economic oppurtunities

c)

Southern/Western Europe Before 1860 for free land

d)

Northern/Eastern Europe after 1860 for no reason

27.

When and why did new immigrants come

a)

Western/Northern after 1860 for free land

b)

Southern/Western before 1860 for economic oppurtunites

c)

Eastern/Southern after 1860 for factory jobs

d)

Northern/Western before 1860 for economic oppurtunities

28.

What is the immportance of Angel Island

a)

The same thing as Ellis Island but on the west coast

b)

A place where immigrants went to reform

c)

A place where corrupt politicians went to reform