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1 Immigration Chapter 7 US History 11.2 Students analyze the relationship among the rise of industrialization, large-scale rural-to-urban migration, and massive immigration from Southern and Eastern Europe

2 From Europe In 1905 alone approx 1 million immigrants entered through the “golden door.” Mostly from Italy, Russia, Austria-Hungary Also from Britain, Ireland, Germany Jews came to avoid massacre (Russia)

3 Difficult Journey Most came by ship (1 week from Europe, 3 weeks from Asia) Steerage class cheapest tickets Restricted areas of the ship Shared “toilets.” Disease was widespread

4 Difficult Journey

5 Ellis Island Immigration station in NY city harbor 16 million total passed through there 11,000/day 1905-1907

6 Ellis Island

7 Only brought what they could carry

8 Ellis Island Arrival was chaotic and anxious

9 Statue of Liberty

10 Angel Island Immigration station in San Francisco Bay Near Alcatraz Approx 50,000 mostly Chinese

11 Angel Island

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13 “Picture Brides”


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