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New immigration starts. New immigrants came from South/East Europe and did not speak English, were poor, and looked different. These immigrants often settled in their own ethnic neighborhoods to maintain comfort.

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Many Chinese immigrants settle in California, typically San Francisco, after migrating to the U.S.

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Brutality towards Chinese Immigrants began because many Americans become angry at them and their success in employment.

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Congress passes Chinese Exclusion Acts because of rising frustration from the Americans.

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Congress passes the Scott Act which prevented Chinese from coming back to America after visiting China.

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Many Italians migrate to the U.S. for employment and financial chances.

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Chinese Exclusion Acts are repealed and U.S.A and China become allies in war.

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Mexican people cross the Rio Grande legally and illegally to escape their corrupt leader and find opportunity.

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Congress passed a law requiring immigrants entering America to pass a literacy test.

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Congress issued a quota system with a three percent quota, and American population from 1910. This limited to amount of people entering America.

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Congress reduces quota to two percent and now utilizes U.S. population from 1890.

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Germans migrated to America due to their March Revolution. They also yearned for a country with political and financial stability.

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Quotas specific to one country change to one quota for the western hemisphere, and one for the other countries.

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Congress repeals any specific quota on immigrants migrating to America and issues one worldwide quota.

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The U.S.A still uses the worldwide quota established in 1978 for immigrants migrating to America.