'Immigration restriction' diaporamas de présentation

Immigration and Reform

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The Great Migration

The Great Migration. Professor Nora Faires Western Michigan University Teaching American History Flint, Michigan 25 June 2008. James Weldon Johnson, Historian and writer,1930:.

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The Progressives

The Progressives. 1889-1916. What was Progressivism?. An effort to impose order & justice on society that was approaching chaos What created the chaos? Rapid industrialization Urbanization Immigration Laissez faire. Who were the Progressives?. White Protestants African Americans

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AP Chapter 23

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Changing the Face of America

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Industrialization, Immigration & Urbanization

Industrialization, Immigration & Urbanization. Natural Resources Fuel Industrialism. After the Civil war, the United States was still largely an agricultural nation 60 years later it had become the leading industrial power in the world because of 3 factors A wealth of natural resources

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Chapter 20 The Jazz Age

Chapter 20 The Jazz Age. Section 1 A Clash of Values. Nativism Resurges. In the 1920s, racism and nativism increased. Immigrants and demobilized military men and women competed for the same jobs during a time of high unemployment and an increased cost of living. . The Sacco-Vanzetti Case.

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AMERICAN SOCIETY IN THE INDUSTRIAL AGE

AMERICAN SOCIETY IN THE INDUSTRIAL AGE. Middle-Class Life American middle-class culture took elements of romanticism (the optimism about human potential, the quest for personal improvement, the passion for competition) and tempered them with self-control

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TRANSITION TO MODERN AMERICA

TRANSITION TO MODERN AMERICA. America: Past and Present Chapter 25. The Second Industrial Revolution. U.S. develops the highest standard of living in the world The twenties and the second revolution electricity replaces steam modern assembly introduced . The Automobile Industry.

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TRANSITION TO MODERN AMERICA

TRANSITION TO MODERN AMERICA. America: Past and Present Chapter 25. The Second Industrial Revolution. U.S. develops the highest standard of living in the world The twenties and the second revolution electricity replaces steam modern assembly introduced . The Automobile Industry.

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Chapter 7

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The Progressive Movement

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Immigration Restriction

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Eugenics, Citizenship, and Immigration

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Fun and Diversion

Fun and Diversion. Coney Island Amusement Park 1900-1920. Fun and Diversion. Amusement Parks provided escape For female garment workers Chance to meet young men Spend time with friends Show off new outfits Electricity made riding streetcars and evening walks a leisure activity.

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Chapter 22

Chapter 22. The Progressive Era. fix a range of social ills made by industrialism redeeming traditional American values as democracy, Christian ethics, individual opportunity, and the spirit of voluntary public service.

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Religious fundamentalism and cultural conflict in the 1920s

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Historical periods

Historical periods. 1607-1790 Jamestown, VA founded in 1607 First permanent English colony 1790-1882 Naturalization Act of 1790 First US immigration law 1882-1965 Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) First US immigration restriction 1965-present Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965

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