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Immigration History of the United States

Q: What is one reason colonists came to America?
A: Freedom / political liberty / religious freedom / economic opportunity / escape persecution


Ellis Island (1892–1954):

Gateway for more than 12 million immigrants entering through New York

Immigrants processed, medically inspected, and registered

Primarily European immigrants — Irish, Italian, Jewish, Polish


Q: What do we call someone who voluntarily moves to a new country?
A: An immigrant


Major Immigration Acts:

1882 — Chinese Exclusion Act (repealed 1943)

1924 — Immigration Act established national origin quotas

1965 — Immigration and Nationality Act abolished national origin quotas

1986 — IRCA granted amnesty to millions of undocumented immigrants


Q: Name one thing that is true about the Statue of Liberty.
A: Gift from France / located in New York / represents freedom / symbol of the United States / welcomes immigrants


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Reference:

Wikipedia: US Immigration History

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