Summative 11th 3.1

The Pacific crossing from Asia took...

Many of the _____ immigrants left to escape religious prosecution.

These immigrants came to California looking for gold.

What is the first thing that immigrants at Ellis Island encountered once they got off the ship?  

An overt favoritism to native-born Americans is known as...

These immigrants helped build the nation's railroads...

The Atlantic crossing from Europe took...

This person started the first settlement house in Chicago in 1889.

Law that banned entry to all Chinese except students, teachers, merchants, government officials and tourists.

nativists welcomed immigrants and showed them the American values and traditions.

overpopulation in the cities led to...

After passing the medical exam... immigrants had to meet with...

Immigrants tended to live in the city because...

The Immigration Station located in San Francisco was called...

Many _____ immigrated due to overpopulation which caused a lack of resources.

When immigrants first came to the country they would immediately receive assistance with language, housing and money.

Deal made with Japan's government to limit emigration of unskilled workers to the US.

Immigrants from _____ left their homes to flee political turmoil and to find jobs in the United States.

Which of the following is not an example of a pull factor?

During 1880-1920 the US was going through industrialization, this opened factory jobs that attracted ____ immigrants.

Most immigrants would travel in 1st class where conditions were optimal.

The majority of European immigrants took low paying jobs because...

Community centers in slums that provided assistance to poor people were known as...

Which of the following is a pull factor that made people move the United States during the late 1800s and early 1900s?

This movement preached salvation through service to the poor...

By the 1870s immigrants usually traveled by...