Ordenar Letras 4-1 U.S. Immigration HistoryVersión en línea -USH.2.1 Explain the causes and consequences of the Industrial Revolution. -USH.2.5 Summarize the impact industrialization and immigration had on social movements of the era including the contributions of specific individuals and groups. -USH.2.6 Describe the growth of unions and the labor movement and evaluate various approaches and methods used by different labor leaders and organizations. -USH.2.8 Evaluate the effectiveness of government attempts to regulate business (Interstate and Commerce Act 1887, Sherman Antitrust Act 1890). por Lance Hiles 1 In the late 1800s, Italians came to America for employment, because a disease killed their _____ . I D V S N Y R E A 2 Immigrants stopped coming from Europe, and started coming from _____ and _____ and _____ America, thanks to the Immigration & Nationality Act of 1965. S F A I L C A T R A I A N A I 3 Polish immigrants come to America in 3 groups, and the group in the middle came hoping to improve their _____ _____ . E O F C O I N C E I L M 4 The Immigration Act of 1965 was influenced by the _____ _____ movement , which thought America's quota system was outdated. I S I H I C V T G L R 5 _____ _____ came to America because they were attacked in something called a pogrom, and they were banned from Moscow. A J S S E I S R U N W 6 A _____ _____ during World War 2 led to the Bracero Program. R A G L R T O B S O E A H 7 In the late 1800s, immigrants from _____ _____ and Asia were considered controversial by some Americans. L R I A M A A N I E C T 8 _____ and _____ had the same religion and languages as America, so their immigration was not restricted by the 1924 Immigration Act. R I A I I A R T E B N D N L 9 In the late 1800s, immigrants from _____ and _____ Europe were considered the New Immigrants by some Americans. R E O N A T U T E S E S N R H 10 The isolationist movement of the 1910s passed an Immigration Act that was intended to keep America out of the first _____ _____ . D R W A R W L O 11 In the late 1800s, most immigrants to the United States came from _____ and _____ Europe. T E R N W N H O R E E R T S N 12 When the United States began, each state controlled its own immigration, but in the 1880s control of immigration was taken over by _____ _____ , which banned immigrants who could not take care of themselves. D A E F G E V M O L R N T N E R E 13 The Irish came to America because a blight _____ their _____ , and because the British government did not help them. L K O T S T L I P E A E O D 14 Americans liked the Irish immigrant's St. _____ _____ , but Americans did not like Irish immigrants because they were _____ . D H A R P C I C L T Y K O T A S C I A 15 Ellis Island is located in _____ _____ & immigrants would see _____ there while being processed for citizenship to America. N O R W O C E S K R D O T Y 16 The _____ _____ granted temproray work permits to Mexican workers. E G A O P C B R A R O M R R 17 Before being allowed to enter America, _____ immigrants would be processed at Angel Island, located in _____ . I E L R N A C I C H F A I E N S O 18 Indian , Japan, _____ , and _____ _____ had different religions and languages than Americans, so their immigration was restricted by the 1924 Immigration Act. U B A C S N N R I C E O H T A R I A 19 Americans liked the Germans' idea for a _____ _____ , but Americans did not like Germans' lack of English. E S T C R M H E I T A S R 20 Immigrants from Ireland and Germany were so alarming to Americans that they caused the _____ _____ party to form. T O G H N N N K W O I 21 The American workforce disliked immigrants from Italy (and likely from other countries) because they _____ _____ . K J O T S O O B 22 The Chinese Exclusion Act banned Immigration from China for _____ _____ . S N R E Y E T A
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