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ASIAN-AMERICAN Define Asian-Americans Origin of the Asian-American Viewgraph #18-1

ORIGIN OF THE ASIAN-AMERICAN Chinese (1840s - 1882) Japanese (1860 - 1907) Filipino (1899 - 1934) Korean (1901 - 1907) Viewgraph #18-2

LEGISLATION AFFECTING ASIAN-AMERICAN Foreign Miner’s Act Naturalization Act Chinese Exclusion Act Gentlemen’s Agreement Cable Act Alien Land Act Exclusionary Immigration Act Tiddings-McDuffie Act World Wars I and Ii Viewgraph #18-3

WORLD WAR II Executive Order 9066 Repeal Chinese Exclusion Act Viewgraph #18-4

STEREOTYPES Myths Facts Reality Viewgraph #18-5

CHINESE SOCIAL STRUCTURE Individual Family Clan Respect for age Strong male tradition Filial piety Viewgraph #18-6

JAPANESE SOCIAL STRUCTURE Patriarchal Filial piety Male oriented Family above individual Concept of “house” Viewgraph #18-7

KOREAN SOCIAL STRUCTURE Social class stratification Filial piety Male dominance Concept of “chip” Strong respect for elders and Educated Viewgraph #18-8

FILIPINO SOCIAL STRUCTURE Affected by outside influences Less formal family relationships Extended family Male-female relationship exists Viewgraph #18-9

CHINESE LANGUAGE Oldest and most widespread on Earth Spoken language is monosyllabic Gesture and tone important Over 1000 dialects One written language Ideographs for words Viewgraph #18-10

JAPANESE LANGUAGE Written language borrowed from China Polysyllabic and mutually intelligible Express ideas versus words Kanji, Hirigana, Katakana written language Viewgraph #18-11

KOREAN LANGUAGE Written with Chinese characters Grammar similar to Japanese Different levels of speech Dialects mutually intelligible Viewgraph #18-12

FILIPINO LANGUAGE 300 different languages Tagalog national language No sounds for f,v,w,z Different dialects Viewgraph #18-13

CHINESE RELIGION Non-Christian Confucianism Taoism Buddhism Chinese Christianity Viewgraph #18-14

JAPANESE RELIGION Buddhism Shinto Japanese Christianity Viewgraph #18-15

KOREAN RELIGION Taoism Buddhism Confucianism Korean Christianity Ch’ondo-Gyo Viewgraph #18-16

FILIPINO RELIGION Catholic Islam Viewgraph #18-17

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS Chinese concept of “face” and visibility Japanese generations change Korean concept of “kibun” Filipino loyalty Viewgraph #18-18

AFFECTING ASIAN-AMERICANS VALUES AND ATTITUDES AFFECTING ASIAN-AMERICANS Education Economic issues U.S. Military Current problems and issues Viewgraph #18-19

CURRENT PROBLEMS & ISSUES Family Overcoming stereotypes Backlash due to new immigrants Viewgraph #18-20