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The Naturalization Act

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There was a lot of Mexican-Americans in America and they got deported which meant more jobs for white Americans.

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The Cold War wasn't just one war it was multiple. Such as the Hungarian Revolution in 1956 and the Cuban Revolution in 1960.

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The Great Depression (1929-39)

was longest-lasting economic downturn in the history of the Western industrialized world.

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After the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1942. Only a fraction of Japanese American's sent to exclusion camps were actually first generation immigrants.

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By 1790, the young nation of the United States was a combination of people from a variety of ethnicity.

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Illegal immigrants were coming into America,  there was even the deportation of people related to Mexicans. The illegal immigrants were forced back to their country.

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In the mid-1850's the movement took action, they wanted to "purify" people.

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In 1850 a tax was made on foreign gold miners causing lots of Chinese workers to quit their jobs and were the targets of violent attcaks

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Human Smuggling - Every year, immigrants are smuggled into the United States.

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(1907)
Line Medical Inspection
Thousands of immigrants came in everyday and because of the daily flow the medical division had to be quick to assess the health of incoming people.

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1930's

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On July 1844, There were riots in Philadelphia. Two Catholic churches and a Catholic school were burned by Nativists.

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During the 1930's, the stock market crash occurred that began the great depression. In the beginning, tens of thousands of immigrants were deported to mexico. Half of the 1000000 people deported were US citizens. Most people thought, the less Mexicans; the more white Americans.

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Time: The Cold War was not just one war it was multiple for example (Cuban Revolution in 1960 and the Hungarian revolution in 1956.)

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A Helping Hand
The Hull house was created by Janes Addams, a Nobel Peace Prize Winner,  to help immigrants have a place to live and  have an education. Sne wanted poverty to be stopped.

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After World War II immigration began due to the amount of European refugees.

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1952 the immigration supply of the act were later displaced by the 1965 Immigration Act.
This Act shows how divisive the debate on immigration had become and how it touched the fundamental core of American identity.

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Following the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1942, Only a fraction of the Japanese American's that were excluded into internment camps, were 1st generation immigrants.

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Ellis Island
Ellis Island became the main entry point to the US for emigrants who had left their home countries. Over the next 62 years, Ellis Island processed 12 million immigrants.

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The Great Famine happened in 1845 - 1850
This huge wave of immigration was mainly caused by the Irish potato famine which caused the potatoes ( their main source of food) in Ireland to die. The Irish had to emigrate to survive.

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In order to cover the expensive costs to travel over seas, they became servants in order to pay off the dept when they reach the land. It was beneficial for both the servant and employer.  They were indentured in the 17th and 18th century.

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here was always a shortage of labor. If you were an indentured servant, you would need to serve for 5-7 years before getting your freedom. There was a constant demand for labor, so they bought slaves. A triangular trade route was made for slaves. Regular slaves never got their freedom...

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The british sent over 50,000 criminals to america from 1717 to 1783. Then, Britain took the criminals out of the U.S. and to Australia.