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Review of Immigration and Urbanization #immigration #urbanization #rewa #modernamericanhistory
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1
The result of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was _____.
the development of a literacy test
a set quota on Chinese immigrants
Prohibition for ANY Chinese to immigrate
it denied entry to all Chinese LABORERS
2
Where was a new immigrant to the US most likely to live?
Suburbs
Skyscraper
Tenements in Ethnic Enclaves
Rural area
3
The result of the Chinese Exclusion Act was
a set quota on Chinese Immigrants
denied entry to all Chinese laborers
Prohibition for any Chinese to immigrate
the development of a literacy test
4
Economic opportunity and religious freedom are examples of this
Push factor
Deciding Factor
Benefits
Pull factor
5
These were designed to test immigrants' knowledge and keep them out of the US
Literacy Test
Hearing Test
Literacy League
Physical Exam
6
Which place, called "Gold Mountain", had lots of gold that was a huge pull factor for Chinese
Montana
Louisiana
California
Utah
7
A community center that provided a variety of services to the poor, especially to immigrants
Tenement House
Political Boss
Settlement House
City park
8
Sent to friends and relatives in the old country, made the US look like a paradise
Patents
America Letters
Emails
Immigrant Letters
9
Port of entry for most European immigrants arriving in New York between 1892 and 1954
Alcatraz Island
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Manhattan Island
10
Assimilation of immigrants into American society, a goal of Nativists
Genocide
Americanization
Salad Bowl
Xenophobia
11
Which of the following is NOT a pull factor
Freedom and Democracy
Religious tolerance
More jobs
War
12
Organized, anti-Jewish attacks that forced many Jews to leave Russia
Pogroms
Purge
Discrimination
Holocaust
13
Idea that American culture is a blended up version of the cultures of everybody that's here
Salad Bowl
Blending Bowl
Melting Pot
Culture Crockpot
14
Who became famous for the Settlement House movement and ran the Hull House in Chicago?
Jane Addams
Susan B. Anthony
Betsy Ross
Dorothea Dix
15
Port of entry for most Asian Immigrants arriving in San Francisco from 1910 to 1940
Alcatraz Island
Angel Island
Mackinac Island
Ellis Island
16
What became a symbol of hope for European immigrants coming to America?
Washington Monument
Empire State Building
Brooklyn Bridge
Statue of Liberty
17
The Irish Potato Famine is an example of this
Deciding Factor
Push Factor
Pull Factor
Fun Time
18
Which of the following was not a source of help for Immigrants?
Settlement Houses
Immigrant Aid Societies
Tenement Houses
Friends and Family
19
The idea that America is made up of many distinct cultures mixed together
Soup Bowl
Melting Pot
Americanization
Salad Bowl
20
People who were born in America who were afraid of or didn't like new migrants
Native Americans
Purebloods
Muggles
Nativists
21
What was the "6 second" inspection that immigrants had to pass at Ellis Island?
Physical Inspection
IQ test
Literacy Test
Legal inspection
22
Neighborhoods in a city that had distinct ethic flavors, like Little Italy or China Town
Ethnic Pogroms
Migrant Masses
Visitor Villages
Ethic Enclaves
23
Open area, below a ship's main deck, where most immigrants stayed on the trip to America
Steerage
Cabins
Stockage
First Class
24
What is xenophobia?
Fear of the letter X
Fear of Xena: Warrior Princess
Fear of anarchy
Fear of people from other countries
25
What made it hard to enforce immigration laws for Canada and Mexico?
extremely long, unguarded borders
Bribes by immigrants
Business pressure to open the borders
political negotiation breakdowns
26
Immigrants often turned to ____ for economic help in exchange for ____.
President, money
Political bosses, votes
Chinese people, labor
Unions, dues
27
What were the poorly built apartment buildings which many immigrants lived in called?
Tenements
Projects
Settlement Houses
Suburbs
28
In the late 1800s, most immigrants were coming from ____.
China
Western Europe
Canada
Southern and Eastern Europe
29
A forced return of immigrants to their home country
Deportation
Detention
Banishment
Exile
30
Which of the following is a pull factor?
Lots of jobs
Religious Persecution
Famine
War
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What type of work did many Asian and Mexican immigrants in the Southwest find themselves doing?
Scientific research
Cattle ranching
Working in textile mills
Agricultural work on farms
