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Why you selected this museum. What you learnt by doing this task.

Answer: I chose this museum because personally I found it very interesting, also because it comes on video. I learned more about the chronological events that made an impact in proceeding to the Statue of Liberty, the stories of immigrants,etc...

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https://www.nps.gov/media/photo/gallery.htm?pg=3556956&id=CB4BA1A2-155D-451F-6714364094C41B2E

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Ellis Island was their first introduction to America before inmigrants could begin their new life in America, they walked up this very path and through the doors we're about to enter together today, can you imagine coming to a foreign country not speaking the language with very few belongings that's what it was like for many inmigrants when they first arrived in  this is where it all started so let's go back in time inside this historic museum and relive their first experiences.

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https://www.statueoflibertytickets.com/Ellis-Island/
(ELLIS ISLAND MUSEUM)

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That some 12 million inmigrants passed through the building behind me on their way to a new life in the USA some came in the search of economic opportunity others to scape political or religious oppresion some inmigrants came to rejoin family members, they all shared a common desire to build a better life for themselves and their familiesas it stands today Ellis Island is the symbol of the storyof inmigration and the cultural richness of this nation the beginning in 1892 all thrid classes sterage passengers arriving by steamship to the port of New York came through Ellis Island most came from countries in Southern and Eastern Europe like Turkey,Greece , Armenia and Hungary and nearly four million came from Italy alone for millions of inmigrants often several thousand a day seven days a week.

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http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/immigration/webcast.htm

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We're coming to you from the heart of New York City's Harbor on Ellis Island operated by the National Park. Service from 1892 to 1924.Ellis Island was the gateway for millions of immigrants in the USA and today, we'll walk in the footsteps of some of those immigrants and learn their stories. We'll hear from the National Park Service Rangers as they share the rich history of Ellis Island and what life was like coming to America, we'll also tour the Ellis Island Inmigration Museum located in the main building  of the inmigration station complex so there's a lot to cover today.

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http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/immigration/webcast.htm

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When you think of the Iconic New York City skyline it's almost impossible not to think of the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island but did you know that less than half a mile northeast of Liberty Island sits a second small island that has played an extraordinary role in shaping the culture and history of the United States of America.

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https://co.pinterest.com/pin/ellis-island-virtual-field-trip-scholastic-by-the-miss-p-history-store--60798663708265520/