New Urban Culture Flashcards

1
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“Old immigration” or immigration before 1885 came from what areas?

A

Northern and Western Europe.

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At Ellis Island and on the East Coast and Angel Island on the West Coast, one of the first and most feared requirement of immigrants entering America was?

A

The medical examination.

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3
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How did America limit immigration?

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By establishing stricter rules.

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4
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What is the definition of nativism?

A

To limit immigration and preserve the country for native–born white protestants.

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5
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Give three examples of assimilation.

A

Learning new languages, changing their names, learning a new culture or customs.

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What were to push factors influencing immigrants to go to United States?

A

Land was scarce, there was a revolution Mexico, and pogroms.

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The main reason people moved to cities in the late 1800s was because they were seeking:

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New industrial jobs.

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What were three hardships faced by immigrants and how did they overcome them?

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They had to learn how to be American so they used acculturation, and they couldn’t speak American so they made their own neighborhoods. They also learned new languages in schools.

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“New immigration” or immigration after 1885 came from where?

A

Southern and Eastern Europe.

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What were two pull factors influencing immigrants to come to the United States?

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Industrial jobs and freedom.

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