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What is a push factor of immigration?
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What is a pull factor of immigration?
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Which of the following correctly defines the word assimilate?
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To what part of the the country did MOST immigrants go?
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What was the nickname for immigrant neighborhoods?
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What does it mean to assimilate?
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This moniker threatened the health and life of many immigrants, foreign and American born
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This act restricted immigrants from certain countries to 2% of the total immigration.
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This restriction stated that only three percent of the nationality group was allowed to immigrate into the United States.
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Many immigrants crossed the Pacific Ocean in order to make it to the New World.
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What are 4 countries that immigrants traveled from in order to get to the new world?
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What 2 islands did immigrants have to pass through in order to be allowed into the United States?
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Sample QuestionMany immigrants crossed the Pacific Ocean in order to make it to the New World.
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Quiz #1 on Immigration, Borders, Colonization, Explorers.
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following was NOT a pull factor drawing immigrants to the US in the late 1800s?
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What was it like for immigrants at Ellis Island?
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Sample QuestionWhat was Ellis Island?
Reform the Norm
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Sample QuestionWhere would immigrants be the most welcome additions to the U.S.?
In this quiz you will work with your table group to come to a consensus about the answer to each question. the questions are based on what we've learned so far about immigration in our expedition.
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Sample QuestionWhat was the main reason Irish left their homeland between the years 1845-1860?
This is a quiz for 5th graders over the Interactive Tour of Ellis Island and Relive a Boys Journey
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Sample QuestionWhy did Seymour come to America?
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Sample QuestionWhich factor most often causes voluntary migration?
A quiz on illegal immigration for a school project.
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Sample QuestionWhat are some reasons immigrants choose to leave their countries?Check all that apply.
Immigration 1870 to 1910
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Sample QuestionWhat are three reasons people immigrated to the U.S?
When people cross national borders during their migration, they are called migrants or immigrants. Immigration has been a major source of population growth and cultural change throughout the United States. This quiz has been made...
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Sample QuestionHourglass is a glass container for measuring time, in which ________ moves from the top half through a narrow middle part to the bottom half in exactly one hour.
This is a Unit 6 Wisconsin Journey Quiz. It covers Immigration, Growth, and statehood.
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Sample QuestionThe largest group of immigrants to come to Wisconsin were...
A quiz about attitudes to Chinese people before federation in 1901.
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Sample QuestionWhy did so many Chinese people come to Australia between 1851 and 1856?
Take the fun and interactive quiz to figure out how much you know about the causes of immigration and find out more info!
(All facts are according to the American Immigration Council and PBS: Destination America)
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Sample QuestionImmigrants search for asylum because...
From 1958 to 1968, the Gallup organization, along with other groups,
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toward nonwhites and immigration policy. If you were a Briton at the
time, here are...
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Sample QuestionDo you object to working with a coloured man?
This quiz is about a current topic: Immigration in Germany. It refers to an article of The Economist "Multikulturell? Wir?" (http://www.economist.com/node/17469563?story_id=17469563). Please take a look at the article and skim...
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Sample QuestionWhat has brought up the new debate in Germany about multiculturalism?
