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The Chinese American Story: Immigration, Hardships, and Contributions in the Mid-1800s

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This activity focuses on the experience of Chinese immigrants in America during the mid-1800s, particularly those who migrated for the Gold Rush. Students will explore three reasons for their immigration, including economic hardships in China, and their dreams of finding prosperity in “Gold Mountain.” They will discuss the types of challenges Chinese immigrants faced, such as discrimination and labor exploitation, and learn about their contributions, particularly in railroad construction, farming, and mining. Engage with primary sources for a deeper understanding of this narrative.

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  1. Do Now: Page 71 • Please go back into your notebook pages from the past week and write down: • THREE reasons immigrants came to America (push and pull factors) • TWO types of hardships immigrants faced • ONE

  2. The Chinese American Story • When did they immigrate? • Why did they come to America? • What did they do here? • How were they received?

  3. Where and When? • Mid 1800s • Most who came for the Gold Rush were from southern China—Guangdong.

  4. Why immigrate and what next? • Why theycame to America: • Poverty, war, floods, and typhoons in southern China • Seek money elsewhere to support family • “Gold Mountain” • What they did here • Railroad Workers (Transcontinental RR) • Gold Mining • Farming (sugar in Hawaii & agriculture in CA)

  5. How were they recieved? • Hard workers • Work for less • … then feared (you will learn why…)

  6. Primary Source Discovery • 5 minute per placard round robin activity • Use graphic organizer • Explain the document/source • 3 things you learned from it • For the sake of time, each group will only get to do 4 of the 5 • Report out to class on the last one your group looked at: Causation, Evidence, Agency, Significance Continuity and Change