'Asian immigration' presentation slideshows

URBAN AMERICA

URBAN AMERICA. U.S. HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY CHAPTER 4. IMMIGRATION. More than 25 million will come from Europe Came for different reasons : Famine Escape poverty Avoid military service Land shortages Religious or political persecution Find a job SEE CHART PG. 115. IMMIGRATION.

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URBAN AMERICA

URBAN AMERICA. U.S. HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY CHAPTER 4. IMMIGRATION. More than 25 million will come from Europe Came for different reasons : Famine Escape poverty Avoid military service Land shortages Religious or political persecution Find a job SEE CHART PG. 115. IMMIGRATION.

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Immigration in America

Immigration in America. Songhua Hu Sociology Department Stanford University songhua@stanford.edu. Part I Chinese, Koreans, Japanese ? Asian Americans Asian American Immigration. Basic Questions: .

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Paul Yunsik Chang Department of Sociology Stanford University

Asian American Immigration and Identity Transformation: The History of the Chinese, Japanese and Koreans in America. Paul Yunsik Chang Department of Sociology Stanford University. Basic Questions: .

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Paul Yunsik Chang Department of Sociology Stanford University

Asian American Immigration and Identity Transformation: The History of the Chinese, Japanese and Koreans in America. Paul Yunsik Chang Department of Sociology Stanford University. Basic Questions: .

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Module 3: A Sense of Involvement

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Immigration

Immigration. In the late 1800's and early 1900's, millions of immigrants sailed by the Statue of Liberty and took to heart her words: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free..." . What is an immigrant?.

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The 20 th Century in Canada Immigration

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Immigration in the 19 th Century

Immigration in the 19 th Century. Why it matters?. Immigrants came in great numbers from Europe and Asia between 1870 and 1910, Provided cheap labor and made rapid industrialization possible Led to growth of cities, contributed to urban politics, and labor unions

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Japanese and Japanese-Americans in the U.S.

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A New Wave

IMMIGRATION. A New Wave. . Old immigrants came from north and west Europe. They were protestant, and spoke English. This slowed in the late 1800s. New Immigrants. .New Immigrants from south and east Europe, most could not speak English, many Catholic or Jewish.

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Forces Against Assimilation Chapter 15

Forces Against Assimilation Chapter 15. Has the status of indigenous languages and cultures changed in recent years? How have the Iu Mien & Hmong cultures become marginalized in the US? Why do the Amish voluntarily separate themselves from the dominant US culture?

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The First Waves of Asian Immigration

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Use these reasons for Caribbean immigration to the UK.

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Responses to Immigration

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