'Japanese immigration' presentation slideshows

Entering the World Stage

Entering the World Stage. America Becomes an Imperialist Power. What is Imperialism?. Reasons for imperialism:. Industrial Revolution New markets for goods Raw materials for manufacturing Naval refueling stations. US Foreign Investment 1869-1908.

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Section 2 Chapter 5

Understanding Human Differences Multicultural Education for a Diverse America 3rd Edition. By Kent L. Koppelman. Section 2 Chapter 5. Race and Oppression: The Experiences of People of Color in America. What could the European settlers have learned from Native Americans.

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Anticipate: What kind of problems might these new immigrants face when they get to America?

In Chapter 5 we learned that an increase in populations, mostly caused by an increase in immigration, helped the United States experience rapid industrial growth. C ome up with at least 5 reasons why immigrants came to the United States. Anticipate:

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Think, Pair, Share

Think, Pair, Share. In Chapter 5 we learned that an increase in populations, mostly caused by an increase in immigration, helped the United States experience rapid industrial growth. C ome up with at least 5 reasons why immigrants came to the United States. Think, Pair, Share. Anticipate:

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Immigration

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Latin American Migration

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Japanese American Internment

Japanese American Internment. Executive Order 9066. What is an Interment Camp?. Internment means to confine or impound especially during a war. Where were they?. Hawaii is 2,390 miles from California and 3,850 miles from Japan. The distance between Tokyo, Japan and Los Angeles, CA is 5,478.

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Japanese American Cultural Facts

Japanese American Cultural Facts. (Source: Novas and Cao, Everything You Need to Know About Asian American History ). Religion Among Japanese Americans.

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Other Americans Seek Justice

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Japanese and Japanese-Americans in the U.S.

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Immigration Policy in the United States 1865- 1910

Immigration Policy in the United States 1865- 1910. Immigration in the United States 1865- 1910. Between 1865-1900, approximately 13.5 million people arrived from overseas.

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Immigration Policy in the United States 1865- 1910

Immigration Policy in the United States 1865- 1910. Immigration in the United States 1865- 1910. Between 1865-1900, approximately 13.5 million people arrived from overseas.

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Japanese Americans, At Home, In Camp Historical and Cultural Context

Japanese Americans, At Home, In Camp Historical and Cultural Context. History of discrimination against Japanese and Japanese Americans Immigration from Japan: illegal until 1890 Exclusionists wanted to extend Exclusion Act of 1882 to Japanese (it had targeted Chinese)

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Tanpopo : Personal international narratives of Japanese women living in Spain

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Japanese Americans, At Home, In Camp Historical and Cultural Context

Japanese Americans, At Home, In Camp Historical and Cultural Context. History of discrimination against Japanese and Japanese Americans Immigration from Japan: illegal until 1890 Exclusionists wanted to extend Exclusion Act of 1882 to Japanese (it had targeted Chinese)

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Unit 5 Review

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Engaging the Japanese American Internment Beyond the Classroom

Engaging the Japanese American Internment Beyond the Classroom. Honors Program. Course Description. Honors 380: The Japanese American Internment

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Discovery

Discovery. Immigration: Quiz Review . Part A. Definitions. International Migration Encompasses many movements: voluntary emigration, work migration that has been legalized by work and residence permits and flight or expulsion forced by violence or life threatening situations Push Factors

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Chapter 12 Section 1

Chapter 12 Section 1. I. Post War Issues Cost of living doubled Troops returned and had no job. Women and minorities had taken jobs People were starting to feel more nativism Nativism was a preference for American born people and a prejudice against people who were foreign born.

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