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Provide ONE piece of evidence involving one of the choices provided that either supports or contradicts the above statement.

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Provide ONE piece of evidence involving one of the choices provided that either supports or contradicts the above statement.

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The Chinese exclusion act is a great example of how the industrial revolution fueled hostile tensions between immigrants and the U.S. Because the U.S. put a ban on Chinese because they were taking jobs that belonged tot them.

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Select TWO of the choices below, and explain why your two choices best demonstrates the often-hostile attitude immigration seen throughout U.S. history.

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Select TWO of the choices below, and explain why your two choices best demonstrates the often-hostile attitude immigration seen throughout U.S. history.

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a) Industrial revolution and nativism. In some ways the industrial revolution led to nativism in the U.S. With immigrants coming to America by the thousands it caused for many of these people to search for jobs. The white man soon finds himself competing with immigrants over jobs they believe is rightfully theres because they were U.S. citizens. This leads into the topic of nativism which is "position of supporting a favored status for the native majority of a nation while targeting and threatening newcomers or immigrants." which leads the American to want to look out for himself causing tension with immigrants.

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Contrast one of your choice against ONE of the other options, demonstrating why that option is not as good as your choice

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Contrast one of your choice against ONE of the other options, demonstrating why that option is not as good as your choice

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b) The industrial revolution fueled many positive changes in the American way of life but it also had some negative/hostile effects toward immigration throughout history. The frontier theory didn't aid to the hostile treatment of immigrants as much as the industrial revolution did. The frontier theory established "liberty" by releasing Americans from European mindsets and old, no longer relevant customs. Allowing immigrants to move to the frontier and almost "start over" while the industrial rev. caused competition for jobs, dominance, and economic prosperity. This caused for white men to compete against immigrants for jobs leading to acts like the "Chinese exclusion act".

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Briefly explain TWO federal immigration policies or actions taken during the late 19th century, and whether each supported or opposed the point of view in the cartoon.

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Briefly explain TWO federal immigration policies or actions taken during the late 19th century, and whether each supported or opposed the point of view in the cartoon.

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1986-Immigration Reform and Control Act
This immigration act was signed into law by Ronald Reagan on November 6, 1986 it required employers to attest to their employees' immigration status and made it illegal to hire or recruit illegal immigrants knowingly etc. it was in opposition of the cartoon because it made it difficult for immigrants to thrive in America while the cartoon supports immigration and the inclusion of everyone.

1943-Magnuson Act/Chinese Exclusion Repeal Act
The Chinese exclusion repeal act wassigned into law on December 17, 1943 in the U.S. It allowed Chinese immigration for the first time since the Chinese Exclusion Act signed in 1882, and allowed some Chinese immigrants already living in the U.S. to become citizens. This act is in support of this cartoon because it allowed all immigrants equal opportunity in the U.S.

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Briefly explain the illustrator's point of view on immigration expressed in this political cartoon.

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Briefly explain the illustrator's point of view on immigration expressed in this political cartoon.

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a) Many Chinese immigrants worked on the transcontinental railroad, which was built between 1863 and 1869. The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 meant that Chinese in America, most of whom were adult men, had little hope of reuniting with their families if they stayed in the U.S.; it also allowed the U.S. to deny the re-entry if a Chinese person already in the U.S. left the country; and it excluded the Chinese from getting U.S. citizenship. In the political cartoon the illustrator is against the act, it reads "No admittance to Chinamen" but it also says just about everyone is welcomed to America. The sign even allows one group of immigrants (Irish) yet it still excludes the Chinese. The illustrator believed that if we are going to allow one type of immigrant (like the Irish) how can we deny the Chinese.