Chinese and Japanese immigrants came for what TWO reasons?

to look for gold and work on the railroads

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US I: 7.1 Lecture Note Review (Immigration and Urbanization)

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1
Europeans that immigrated to America through the west, travelled through what island?
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Riker's Island
Alty Island
2
Many immigrants settled with those of the same culture?
True
False
3
Ellis Island is located in what harbor?
New Jersey Harbor
Massachusetts Harbor
San Francisco Harbor
New York Harbor
4
A mixture of different cultures and raceswho blended together is known what?
a burning pot
a melting pot
a mixed salad
social assimilation
5
Angel Island is located in what harbor?
Portland Harbor
San Francisco Harbor
New Jersey Harbor
New York Harbor
6
Who were viewed as the "right" immigrants?
Catholics
Jews
Japanese
Anglo-Saxons
7
Which is NOT a reason why immigrants came to America between 1870-1920?
§Escape religious persecution
for a vacation
§Rising population—scarcity of land/lackof jobs
§Wanting political freedoms
8
Congress proposed a bill to block entryto those who couldn’t do what?
recite the pledge of allegiance
read40 words in English
read 40 words in their native language
name all of the capitals of US states
9
What piece of legislation banned Chinese immigration for ten years?
Chinese Acceptance Act
Japanese Exclusion Act
Gentleman's Agreement
Chinese Exclusion Act
10
How did many Europeans travel to America?
by airplane
by train
by
by steamship
11
Favoritism toward native-born Americans is known as what?
acculturation
social policy
assimilation
nativism
12
Europeans that immigrated to America came through which east coast port?
Chesapeake Island
Ellis Island
Riker's Island
Angel Island
13
Chinese and Japanese immigrants came for what TWO reasons?
to create businesses and find gold
to farm and look for gold
to work on the railroads and fish
to look for gold and work on the railroads

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US I: 7.1 Lecture Note Review (Immigration and Urbanization)

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Questions 13

Answers

1
Europeans that immigrated to America through the west, travelled through what island?
Ellis Island
Angel Island
Riker's Island
Alty Island
2
Many immigrants settled with those of the same culture?
True
False
3
Ellis Island is located in what harbor?
New Jersey Harbor
Massachusetts Harbor
San Francisco Harbor
New York Harbor
4
A mixture of different cultures and raceswho blended together is known what?
a burning pot
a melting pot
a mixed salad
social assimilation
5
Angel Island is located in what harbor?
Portland Harbor
San Francisco Harbor
New Jersey Harbor
New York Harbor
6
Who were viewed as the "right" immigrants?
Catholics
Jews
Japanese
Anglo-Saxons
7
Which is NOT a reason why immigrants came to America between 1870-1920?
§Escape religious persecution
for a vacation
§Rising population—scarcity of land/lackof jobs
§Wanting political freedoms
8
Congress proposed a bill to block entryto those who couldn’t do what?
recite the pledge of allegiance
read40 words in English
read 40 words in their native language
name all of the capitals of US states
9
What piece of legislation banned Chinese immigration for ten years?
Chinese Acceptance Act
Japanese Exclusion Act
Gentleman's Agreement
Chinese Exclusion Act
10
How did many Europeans travel to America?
by airplane
by train
by
by steamship
11
Favoritism toward native-born Americans is known as what?
acculturation
social policy
assimilation
nativism
12
Europeans that immigrated to America came through which east coast port?
Chesapeake Island
Ellis Island
Riker's Island
Angel Island
13
Chinese and Japanese immigrants came for what TWO reasons?
to create businesses and find gold
to farm and look for gold
to work on the railroads and fish
to look for gold and work on the railroads