Multiple Choice: Put the correct answer on the answer sheet (1 point each) Where was nativism the strongest? With the growth of cities, what also grew with it? What kind of affect did newspapers have on immigrants? Define pull factor. What did all schools stress? What island did the immigrants first come to after 1892 on the East Coast? Define push factor. What problems did most cities have that needed to be cleaned? What was the main reason behind the the industrial revolution? US’s expansion during How long did it take to get from San Francisco to NYC after the first transcontinental railroad was built? What era did the California Gold Rush usher in? By the 1860s, who made up one (1) out of every three (3) prospectors? Who was John D. Rockefeller? What is vertical integration? What are entrepreneurs? Which of the following made possible the industrial growth of the late 1800s? Political radicals who oppose all government? The private police force hired by employers to break up strikes is called the: He led the Sioux in their fight to keep their reservation: What happened at the battle at Wounded Knee? Vocabulary Matching Put the correct letter on the answer sheet. (1 Point each) – New Immigrant Ethnic Group Diffusion Migration Assimilation Old Immigrant Culture Assembly Line Monopoly Transcontinental Railroad Transfer Task: (25 Points) Prior Knowledge - Now that you have learned about why people migrate and understand that America is distinct because of the migration patterns that have evolved over the past century, you are ready to think about the advantages and disadvantages of immigration to American cities. Problem - It is 1881, and Congress is debating the passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act. As a 60-year-old, general store owner who moved to California during the Gold Rush, you have seen the effects that large-scale immigration has had on your state. You wish to have your views on the issue heard.
Multiple Choice: Put the correct answer on the answer sheet (1 point each) Where was nativism the strongest? With the growth of cities, what also grew with it? What kind of affect did newspapers have on immigrants? Define pull factor. What did all schools stress? What island did the immigrants first come to after 1892 on the East Coast? Define push factor. What problems did most cities have that needed to be cleaned? What was the main reason behind the US’s expansion during the industrial revolution? How long did it take to get from San Francisco to NYC after the first transcontinental railroad was built? What era did the California Gold Rush usher in? By the 1860s, who made up one (1) out of every three (3) prospectors? Who was John D. Rockefeller? What is vertical integration? What are entrepreneurs? Which of the following made possible the industrial growth of the late 1800s? Political radicals who oppose all government? The private police force hired by employers to break up strikes is called the: He led the Sioux in their fight to keep their reservation: What happened at the battle at Wounded Knee? Vocabulary Matching – Put the correct letter on the answer sheet. (1 Point each) New Immigrant Ethnic Group Diffusion Migration Assimilation Old Immigrant Culture Assembly Line Monopoly Transcontinental Railroad Transfer Task: (25 Points) Prior Knowledge - Now that you have learned about why people migrate and understand that America is distinct because of the migration patterns that have evolved over the past century, you are ready to think about the advantages and disadvantages of immigration to American cities. Problem - It is 1881, and Congress is debating the passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act. As a 60-year-old, general store owner who moved to California during the Gold Rush, you have seen the effects that large-scale immigration has had on your state. You wish to have your views on the issue heard.