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CH. 2 FIRST WAVE

MIGRATION Move

PUSH PULL

U.S. Asian: Most foreign born 1820-1910: 75 mil. 1840-1860: 75% Irish, Ger. Europe? Today? L.A. AND Asia

1850 CA, state Gold Rush Slavery U.S. growth

CHINESE First 1848: miners

How were Chinese depicted? How were they compared to Blacks?

JAPANESE Distinct waves Hawaii: 1880’s Issei

FILIPINOS “movement” Pensionados 1900-1930 Easier Students Laborers Male-dominated

SOUTH ASIAN “Hindus” British rule

KOREANS Foreign occupation Early 20th cent. Unique: settlers Hawaii: $$$ Unique: settlers

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