'Immigration act' presentation slideshows

1920s

1920s. 1918-1929. The End of the War. The first American troops arrived in France in the Spring 1918 The doughboys participated in the last great counteroffensive which marked the start of the end for Germany

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Chapter Seven Hispanic Americans: Colonization, Immigration, and Ethnic Enclaves

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WORLD WAR II THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC 1941-1945

WORLD WAR II THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC 1941-1945. WORLD WAR II THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC.

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The Brief American Pageant Seventh Edition

The Brief American Pageant Seventh Edition. Chapter 31 American Life in the Roaring Twenties 1919-1929. Seeing Red. Following World War I, Americans overwhelming desired an isolationist approach.

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Strengths and Limitations of Policies relating to Reception of Refugees and Refugee Applicants

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The Great Society

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COUNTRY REPORT

COUNTRY REPORT. Overview and concerns.

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The Expansion of Settlement in the West

The Expansion of Settlement in the West. The Canadian Government wanted to move people and supplies into the West, but there was no easy way to do this. A railway would solve many of the problems involved with settlement of the West.

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Present-Day Immigration

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The 1960s: Kennedy & Johnson

The 1960s: Kennedy & Johnson. Mr. Ermer U.S. History Honors Miami Beach Senior High. Election of 1960. Republican Vice President Richard M. Nixon vs. Democratic Senator John F. Kennedy Nixon promises moderate reforms

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History of Immigration Laws in the United States

History of Immigration Laws in the United States. I. National Amendments or Prohibitions to Citizenship. Amendment 14 Civil Rights of Citizenship Granted to freed African Americans ratified in 1868 Amendment 15 Voting rights extended to African Americans Ratified in 1870.

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Culture Collision

Culture Collision. Immigration Issues in the Post WWI Era. Anti-German Sentiment during WWI. People with German Surnames lost jobs Orchestras refused to play Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms Towns changed their names Schools stopped teaching German Books by Germans removed from libraries

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The Great Society

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Nativism

Nativism. p. 586-587. Nativism is the belief that people born in the U.S. are better than immigrants. White Anglo Saxon European Ancestors Protestant.

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Immigration to the US

Immigration to the US. Colonies. Religious migration to New England- Great Migration in mid 1600s due to religious persecution in England Mainly men and indentured servants migrate to Chesapeake- first women in 1619 Primogeniture

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