Immigration and Westward Expansion. Warm-up Why do people want to immigrate to the United States?

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Immigration and Westward Expansion

Warm-up Why do people want to immigrate to the United States?

Announcements Test Tuesday March 29 th Debate Monday March 28 th HW tonight: Article about Immigration, Answer Thought Questions.

Debate Illegal immigrants are a drain on society and should be sent back to whatever country they came from no matter how long they have been in the United States.

Question of the Day Do we need immigrants in the United States? Why or Why not?

Old ImmigrantsNew Immigrants Northern and Western Europeans Southern and Eastern Europeans and Asians Faced discrimination Had it tougher---they did not know the language-had different cultures Settled on the Frontier/in the West Frontier was closed settled in cities

Ellis Island

Why immigrate? 1. Plentiful and cheap land in the West (until the frontier was closed) 2. Jobs and opportunities 3. Religious freedom 4. Political freedom 5. Irish-potato famine

Push factors Push Factors: Conditions that drive people to leave their homes Examples: 1. Land scarce in home country 2. Political and/or religious persecution 3. Revolutions 4. Poverty 5. Lack of Jobs 6. Natural disasters 7. Racial prejudice

Pull factors Pull factors: Conditions that attract people to a new area Examples: 1. Promise of freedom (religious and political) 2. Hope for a new life 3. Industry 4. Jobs 5. Land 6. “Streets paved with gold”

Adjusting to america Many lived in ghettos (community of one culture of ethnic group) ◦Spoke native language ◦Celebrated holidays with foods from the “old country” Being with their “own people” made life in America easier Needed jobs ◦Many lived off the land ◦Took low paying jobs  Seen as a threat—willing to work less  Workers afraid immigrants would take all of the jobs Had to learn English ◦Children in school (learned the easiest) ◦Workers Children wanted to be seen as Americans ◦Helped family learn English ◦Played American games ◦Wore American clothing

anti-immigrant feelings Americans feared immigrants would not assimilate ◦Language/religion/customs too different Many American workers resented the new immigrants---took jobs for low pay People on the West Coast worked to end immigration from China ◦Chinese immigrants worked on the RR-- Looked for other jobs after RR completed ◦Many people did not want to hire them-did not understand the Chinese culture Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1882 ◦Barred Chinese workers for 10 years ◦Renewed several times ◦Repealed in 1943

Immigrant Groups You will be given a folder with a specific immigrant group. You will read about that immigrant group and then write a diary entry pretending to be that group of immigrants. You may write 1 diary entry per group and it should be 2 paragraphs long. -Why did you leave your home country? -What problems do you face in America? -What job do you have in America?