Americans: People, Past, and Power

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Immigration and government facts quiz

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Americans: People, Past, and PowerVersión en línea Immigration and government facts quiz por Ignacio Platero 1 The melting pot idea suggested immigrants lost their old identities to become Americans, but equality was not guaranteed. Sí No 2 The USA has more than two main political parties (there are two main parties: Republicans and Democrats). Sí No 3 Native American Indians were forced off their lands and placed in reservations. Sí No 4 In 1870 all citizens were given voting rights. Sí No 5 The central government is based in New York City. Sí No 6 The USA was formed in 1787 with a constitution and a Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments). Sí No 7 Black Americans faced discrimination and poverty even after slavery. Sí No 8 The president is elected by Congress, not by the people. Sí No 9 In 1920 there were immigrants from 103 nationalities on American soil. Sí No 10 There is no federal system; a single central government runs everything. Sí No

Americans: People, Past, and PowerVersión en línea

Immigration and government facts quiz

por Ignacio Platero

The melting pot idea suggested immigrants lost their old identities to become Americans, but equality was not guaranteed.

Sí

The USA has more than two main political parties (there are two main parties: Republicans and Democrats).

Sí

Native American Indians were forced off their lands and placed in reservations.

Sí

In 1870 all citizens were given voting rights.

Sí

The central government is based in New York City.

Sí

The USA was formed in 1787 with a constitution and a Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments).

Sí

Black Americans faced discrimination and poverty even after slavery.

Sí

The president is elected by Congress, not by the people.

Sí

In 1920 there were immigrants from 103 nationalities on American soil.

Sí

There is no federal system; a single central government runs everything.

Sí

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Americans: People, Past, and PowerVersión en línea

por Ignacio Platero

The melting pot idea suggested immigrants lost their old identities to become Americans, but equality was not guaranteed.

The USA has more than two main political parties (there are two main parties: Republicans and Democrats).

Native American Indians were forced off their lands and placed in reservations.

In 1870 all citizens were given voting rights.

The central government is based in New York City.

The USA was formed in 1787 with a constitution and a Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments).

Black Americans faced discrimination and poverty even after slavery.

The president is elected by Congress, not by the people.

In 1920 there were immigrants from 103 nationalities on American soil.

There is no federal system; a single central government runs everything.

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