Immigration 1800'a
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- Q1Why should an immigrant leave their homeland?EconomicPoliticalReligious, Political, and EconomicReligion30s
- Q2In the 1800s when a family wanted to immigrate who would be the first to leave?Father/Eldest SonGrandfatherFatherEldest Son30s
- Q3What was the first step in immigratingfinding the nearest trainwalkfinding the nearest air portfinding the nearest sea port30s
- Q4Where would immigrants arriveChicagoAtlantaA major U.S. airportA major U.S. port30s
- Q5Once the immigrant arrived where would they go?To the neighborhoods where their language was spokento rent an apartmentto the courthouse to check into the local bank to deposit money30s
- Q6What would the immigrant do after they arrived in a neighborhood?find a job with the wealthiest man in townFind a job as unskilled laborer in the factory or minesfind a schoolfind a place to live30s
- Q7How did Americans feel about the new immigrants?Taught them English.They welcomed them into the neighborhood.They didn't care.Hostile. Made fun of the new immigrants language and customs.30s
- Q8Parents were ________________ of the old country.EmbarrassedAshamedProud30s
- Q9Children were _______________ of their old fashioned parents.AshamedOverjoyedPleasedProud30s
- Q10More recent immigrants believe in the salad bowl idea. This means....becoming an American, but also keeping ethnic identitybecoming an American and never looking backnot changing but keeping their ethnic identity30s