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1 Old Immigration US History

2 Waves of Immigration Colonial Immigration ( ) – British, African, Scottish Old Immigration (1820s-1860) – Irish, German/NORTH AND WEST EUROPE New Immigration (1880s-1920) – Polish, Italian, Slavic, Russian/SOUTH AND EAST EUROPE Modern Immigration (1965-Present) – Asian Nations (China, Vietnam, Korea, Indochina) and Latin America (Mexico, Central America)

3 Old Immigration (1820s-1860) Irish Germans Why They Came?
Where They Settled? What They Did? Contributions? Opinion of “Natives”?

4 Irish Immigration

5 Causes of Irish Immigration
Potato Famine Economic Opportunity Political Oppression

6 Impact of Irish Immigration
Where They Lived? Eastern Cities Slums What They Did? Labor Supply Political Power Political Machines Contributions Catholic Church Education Nativism (3 slides) Know Nothing Party (American Party)

7 German Immigration

8 Causes of German Immigration
Political Oppression Revolutions of 1848 Economic Opportunity

9 Results of German Immigration
Where They Lived? Midwest Midwestern Farms & Cities (2) What They Did? Labor Supply Political Power Contributions Cultural Influence Religion: Catholics & Lutherans Nativism

10 Practice: Compare/Contrast
A) Explain one similarity between Irish and German immigration from B) Explain one difference between Irish and German immigration from

11 Practice Writing Write diary entry or a letter home dated November 7, Imagine you have lived in America for several months and are reflecting on you experience. Discuss the following (be creative): Why you left What you encountered upon arriving Your new job Your living conditions Your political activity How the “native” Americans are treating you

12 Irish Immigration to 1870

13 German Immigration to 1870

14 Potato Famine

15 Political Power

16 Irish American Society

17 Irish American Society

18 Irish American Society (BC)

19 Nativism

20 Nativism

21 Nativism

22 Know Nothings

23 1848 German Revolutions

24 Wisconsin Farm

25 Milwaukee

26 Cultural Contributions

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