Brainstorming Activity What are reasons that people would come to or leave Toledo? What are reasons that people would come to or leave Toledo?

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Brainstorming Activity What are reasons that people would come to or leave Toledo? What are reasons that people would come to or leave Toledo?

Daily Agenda Brainstorming Activity Brainstorming Activity Notes on Push-Pull factors Notes on Push-Pull factors Push/Pull factor activity Push/Pull factor activity **If you finish the activity you will have time to work on any work you have not completed this week

Push and Pull Factors 11/18/2009

Review Push Factors- Pushes people to emigrate/leave their country. Push Factors- Pushes people to emigrate/leave their country. Pull Factors- Pulls people into the new country Pull Factors- Pulls people into the new country

Examples 1. Poverty 2. Abundance of land 3. Economic opportunity 4. Disease 5. Promise of Freedom 6. Revolutions/Fighting within country

Local Factors Push-Pull factors play a role in things other than immigration. Push-Pull factors play a role in things other than immigration. Careers Careers Schools Schools Cities Cities

Activity Each student will create an advertisement for Toledo. Each student will create an advertisement for Toledo. This advertisement will need to be 3-4 sentences long This advertisement will need to be 3-4 sentences long A visual/picture should be included on the page with the advertisement A visual/picture should be included on the page with the advertisement

Example Ads Americans are very rich people. They want the Chinaman to come and will make him very welcome. There you will have great pay, large houses, and food and clothing of the finest description. You can write to your friends and send them money at any time, and we will be responsible for the safe delivery.... There are a great many Chinamen there now, and it will not be a strange country. China god is there, and the agents of this house. Never fear and you will be lucky. Come to Hong Kong, or to the sign of this house in Canton, and we will instruct you. Money is in great plenty and to spare in America. From Linda Perrin, Coming to America: Immigrants from the Far East, (New York: Dell Publishing Co. Inc., 1980), pp.7-8.

Why remain here to struggle for a piece of bread without any security for the future, without honor and independence? Why not open your eyes and see the good that awaits you; harden your heart and seek your fortune abroad, where so many of your countrymen already have made theirs? Why linger? To protect your parents? Today or tomorrow, whether their children are here or abroad, they will close their eyes for ever. It will be better for you to leave home and send a little money to provide for them in their advancing years. Or are you waiting to cultivate the barren lands with the ploughshare and dig in the fields? Have you seen how much progress you have made thus far? From Gladys Nadler Rips, Coming to America: Immigrants from Southern Europe

Reflection On the Exit Slip provided for you please answer the following: On the Exit Slip provided for you please answer the following: How do the push-pull factors of the 1800’s relate to the push-pull factors of Toledo Ohio, today? How do the push-pull factors of the 1800’s relate to the push-pull factors of Toledo Ohio, today?