1. Bell Work 10/13/15 1. What event is this photograph recording? 2. What emotions are the people displaying ?

2. Essential Question EQ: What was life like for new immigrants in America in the late 19 th century to early 20 th century? I will explain the journey and challenges faced by American immigrants and how they helped diversify our society.

3. Immigration in America Turn and Talk What does immigration mean? Why do you think so many people wanted to come to America? Where did your family members come from? List five challenges new immigrants might find when they arrive in the new world

4. Read “Through the Golden Door” Pages 254-258(top) 1. List the different countries immigrants came from and the numbers of them. 2. According to the text, why did immigrants come to America? 3. What difficulties did immigrants face on their journey to the US?

5. Read “Life in the New Land” Pages 256-258 3. Compare Ellis and Angel Island (partner work) Ellis Island FeaturesAngel Island Features 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3.

6. Bellwork: One paragraph PICK ONE Is it the duty of an immigrant to assimilate into American culture or should they retain their own cultural identity? Explain

7. Immigration What is the problem with this picture? Can you see the problem from multiple angles? Who is the man in the top hat? What does he represent?

8. Read pages 258-259 and answer the following questions What is the concept of a “melting pot?” How will “nativism” be a problem for new immigrants in America How would the U.S. government try to limit immigration from Asia? Identify two programs and what did they do?

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10. Urban Problems Read pages 264-265. Identify problems with each of the following: Housing Transportation Water Sanitation Crime Fire

11. Read page 266 How do people try to help the new incoming immigrants. Identify three ways in which people help: 1. 2. 3.

12. Was it Worth It? Exit Question If you lived in another country during this time period, would you make the trip to America knowing what you know now? Why or why not? One paragraph