'Japanese immigrants' diaporamas de présentation

The New Immigration

The New Immigration. Who Were the New Immigrants?. Those immigrants who came to the United States in the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries. 1860/1880/1890 until 1920. * depending upon historians view point. Who were the OLD Immigrants?. The first immigrants.

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American History 2 Chapter 15

American History 2 Chapter 15. Chapter 15. 15.1 Immigration 15.2 Urbanization 15.3 The Gilded Age 15.4 The Birth of Reform. Alabama Standards. ACOS : 1 . Explain the transition of the United States from an agrarian society to an industrial nation prior to World War I.

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World War II Movies

World War II Movies. Patton Saving Private Ryan The Longest Day Letters from Iwo Jima Flags of Our Fathers The Pacific Band of Brothers Downfall ( German ) Life is Beautiful ( Italian ) Windtalkers Enemy at the Gates Casablanca Red Tails (on Tuskegee Air Corps)

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Shirakawa

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Chapter 35 America in World War II 1941-1945

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European Dictators

European Dictators. Adolf Hitler. Benito Mussolini . Joseph Stalin. Adolf Hitler. Had a very tough childhood at the hands of his strict & abusive father A failed artist & student. World War I. Fought in WWI & was wounded. The Great Speaker.

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The New Immigrants

The New Immigrants. Contributing Author: Jenna White (Student Teacher, 2010). New Immigrants (1890-1920). Southern Europe Italy Greece Eastern Europe Russia Poland Catholic, Orthodox, Jewish Non-English-speaking countries Republican Traditions. Ellis Island New York City.

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Chapter 27: Empire & Expansion 1890 - 1909

Chapter 27: Empire & Expansion 1890 - 1909. We assert that no nation can long endure half republic and half empire, and we warn the American people that imperialism abroad will lead quickly to despotism at home. - The Democratic National Platform, 1900

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Gilded Age

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The Hawai`i Peace Memorial

?. The Hawai`i Peace Memorial.

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Formative work

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Chapter 6 Nationalism and Ultrnationalism

Chapter 6 Nationalism and Ultrnationalism. Chapter Issue: To what extent can nationalism lead to ultranationalism ?. How Does Ultranationalism Develop?. Text p. 141, FYI, fig., 6-6 Various factors and events Social economic conditions/crises

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Immigration

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Japanese Internment and the Holocaust

Japanese Internment and the Holocaust. Italians, Germans, and Japanese faced discrimination. After the attack on Pearl Harbor anyone who had immigrated from an Axis Nation faced discrimination They had to register with the federal government.

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Immigration

Immigration . The Japanese Experience. Where is Japan?. This is Japan. Images of Japan. Why did People Decide to Leave Japan? Push Factors. In 1854, the United States and Japan signed a treaty of trade, peace, and friendship. This treaty opened Japanese harbors to American ships.

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Angel Island

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Ronald TaKaKi

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Japanese Immigrants

Japanese Immigrants. Past and Present Lifestyles. History of Japanese Immigrants.

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