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Who: Arabian Americans
What: Amount of 20 million Arabs imagrated
When :1880-1924
Where: From Syria and surrounding areas to America

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Who: Arab Americans
What: Less than 10 million Arabs immagrated
When: 1920
Where: From Syria and the middle east

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Who: Arabian Americans
What: The 350,000 Arabs considered themselves as temperarly settlers.
When: 1931
Where: All over America

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Who: Highly educated Arabs
What:12 million Arabs Immigrated
When: 1945
Where: From Syria

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Who: All Arab Americans
What: The label “Arab-American” was coined in the 1960s, and was a sign of the awakening of recent waves of immigrants to their Arab roots. It also signaled the rejection of their classification as “White.”
When: 1960
Where: All over the US

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Who: Arabs and Musilms
What: The 1967 Arab Isreil war broke out forcing Arabs and Musilms to leave America
When: 1967
Where: In Isreil and Arabia

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Who: Americans and Arabs
What: Groups were created to celbrate and continue Arab traditions becausd many Arabs were not celebrating them because they were steriotyped.
When: 1970-1979
Where: Middle East

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Who: This affected everybody in the US
What: Planes were flown into the Twin Towers and killed hundreds of people
When: 2001
Where: In New York

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Who: This singer influenced many Arabs
What: Amr Diab continued to sing about his heritige dispite all of the hate he was recieving.
When: 2012- 2020
Where: Arabia and America

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Event #10: Arab Americans advocate for civil rights in the U.S.

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Event #10: Arab Americans advocate for civil rights in the U.S.

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Who: Arab Americans
What: Arabs fight and speak of for their civil rights.
When: Right Now
Where: In the US