The following is the U. S. Immigration Test on the things you learned from the Immigration Unit as well as the Immigration Project Presentations. You must take the test until you score an 80% or above! Your scores are emailed to me. There is no need to raise your hand after finishing. Simply take the test again if you did not score 80%. Good Luck!
Things that lure a person to a new country to live
Things that make a person leave their home country
Things that push the citizens of a country to dislike immigrants
Ways an immigrant can bypass or skip immigrant processing
Things that lure a person to a new country to live
Things that make a person leave their home country
Things that push the citizens of a country to dislike immigrants
Ways an immigrant can bypass or skip immigrant processing
When one country conquers another country and forces them to practice the conquering country's culture
When a person dislikes their country's culture and purposely practices another culture
When a person becomes part of a culture by practicing the culture and making that culture his or her own
When a person moves to a new country because of a push or pull factor
Immigration
Emigration
Assimilation
Deportation
Annexation
Immigration
Emigration
Arbitration
Assimilation
Push Factor
Asylum
Deport
Metropolis
Tenement
Penitentiary
Penthouse suite
Suburb
Cottage district
Ghetto
Market district
Deportation
Detainment
Quarantined
Processing
Asylum
Commune
Deport
Assimilate
Rural
Commune
Urban
Coastal
Rural
Suburban
Urban
Coastal
Rural
Suburban
Urban
Intercoastal
Inability to feel sympathy for the experiences of immigrant groups
Discrimination or prejudice against Jewish people
The movement to make the making, buying, selling, or drinking alcohol illegal
The feeling that women should not be given the right to vote
Place of isolation in which people that have been exposed to infectious diseases are placed
The policy of only allowing one quarter of the immigrants through an immigrant station
A place were immigrants go to register for citizenship in the United States after processing
The policy of only allowing immigrants to bring in one quarter of the possessions they came with on the ship into the U.S.
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Worship (Religion)
Freedom from Oppression
Freedom from Want
Freedom from Fear
Freedom of Worship (Religion)
Freedom from Oppression
Freedom from Want
Freedom from Fear
Freedom of Worship (Religion)
Freedom from Oppression
Freedom from Want
Freedom from Fear
Freedom of Worship (Religion)
Freedom from Oppression
Freedom from Want
German Immigrants
Irish Immigrants
Italian Immigrants
Scandinavian Immigrants
German Immigrants
Italian Immigrants
Scandinavian Immigrants
Chinese Immigrants
Irish Immigrants
Italian Immigrants
Russian - Polish Immigrants
Chinese Immigrants
German Immigrants
Irish Immigrants
Russian - Polish Immigrants
Scandinavian Immigrants
German Immigrants
Irish Immigrants
Russian - Polish Immigrants
Scandinavian Immigrants
German Immigrants
Irish Immigrants
Italian Immigrants
Chinese Immigrants