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1 Gilded Age Immigration HOW WAS IMMIGRATION BOTH A CAUSE AND AN EFFECT OF INDUSTRIALIZATION?

2 Why did immigrants come? What challenges did they face? Leaving religious persecution Political asylum More social mobility Wars Poor agriculture Economic opportunity By 1892: English language requirements Money v. education Nativism Assimilation v. maintenance of culture Some Facts…

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4 Population Stats Points of Comparison… 2012- Marin : 255,893  (520 square miles)  SF: 805,235 (49 Sq miles) 1870: SF 149,473 NY 942,292 Chic 298,977 St. Louis 310,864 1910: SF 416,912  NY 4,766,883  Chic. 2,185,910  St. Louis 687,029

5 1880: End of the Frontier

6 Examining Evidence Examine and discuss the chart, cartoon or graph you are given. Prepare a conclusion/inference statement that draws on the information from the image. Write out your statement so you can share it with the class. Ex: The increase in church attendance between 1870 and 1890 is likely due to the increase in immigrants from heavily Catholic countries such as Italy.

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19 Examining Evidence Examine and discuss the chart or graph you are given. Prepare a conclusion/inference statement that draws on the information from the graph. Write out your statement so you can share it with the class. Ex: The increase in church attendance between 1870 and 1890 is likely due to the increase in immigrants from heavily Catholic countries such as Italy.


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