1. M IGRATIONS 1750 -1900

2. M IGRATION FROM E UROPE FROM 1750 OR EARLIER

3. C ONTINUING A TLANTIC SLAVE TRADE AFTER 1750

4. L ABOR MIGRATION FROM A SIA MAINLY AFTER 1750

5. Why did these long- distance migrations from 1700 to 1900 occur?

6. G LOBAL C HANGES Industrialization Steamboats Colonization/Imperialism New regions

7. G LOBAL C ONTINUATIONS African Slave Trade Abolition by the end of the 1800s

8. N EW M IGRATIONS Indentured Servants from Asia and other areas of poverty & dense population Examples – Indians to Southeast Asia, to South Africa To Pacific Islands Chinese to Caribbean, to U.S. and Hawaii Japanese to Hawaii

9. C ONT. Europeans – Australia, New Zealand and United States most were not indentured servants Farmers or factory workers

10. C ONSEQUENCES Conflicts between immigrants & locals