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1. We read Kenna, Liz, Derek, and Thomas’s. It was interesting that WWI caused immigration to decrease and in 40 years 20 million immigrants came in to U.S.

2. Within a decade, World War 1 caused immigration to decrease.

3. In 40 years america received 20 million immigrants

4. It is a problem because they’re taking jobs and they are entering illegally.

5. I think that the American Dream is still a dream for some. Many people are still coming to America for a better life. I think that it is slowing dying out but it is still here

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1.) Jadelyn, Cody, Chelsea, Andi, the first thing the immigrants seen was the statue of liberty
2.)Ellis Island was in New York Harbor
3.)More than 12,000,000 immigrants entered the US
4.)Because most of them are criminals or terrorists
5.)Because immigrants are still looking for a better life and the US is still a capitalist country

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We are reading Katie, Gunyr, and Colter's Graphic Organizer. 1) Half of the Americans immigrants were from Ireland alone in the 1840's. US received 5 million German immigrants. 2) People move place to place. Have to become legal. 3) In the national census of 2000. More Americans claimed German ancestry than any other group. 4) People come in illegally and some are criminals. 5) Yes, because we have more freedom then most countries.

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1. We read Gage, Brooke, Bailey's. The gold Rush in California brought over 25,000 Chinese immigrants. In the 19th century 5 million Germans came to America.

2. We already knew about how the immigrants came to Ellis Island.

3. California brought over 25,000 Chinese immigrants.

4. Lots of people do not want  immigrants to come to the U.S.

5. We still believe that the American Dream is still there but some people make it difficult for that to happen.

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1. Immigration in the colonial era
2. Immigration is where people came from different countries to america. These people are called "Immigrants"
3. I have learned that immigration was really hard for immigrants because no one treated them fairly.
4.I think immigration is still an issue because people think immigrants are bringing crime to america. I also think people are very judge mental to immigrants too.
5. I think the "American Dream" can happen to anyone if they work for it. If you sit back and wait for it to happen it won't.

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Tesla, Tyler, and Hung.
1. Ellis Island was the main  immigrant hospital.
2. Immigrants came from another country, and had to take a test to be a citizen.
3. It was a rough life to live just to be a U.S. citizen.
4. Immigration to America involves all the people in the United States.
5. Yes, we believe that there is still an American dream, because many people still come over to be free.

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Kenna, Liz, Derek, Thomas

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1. We read Kaite , colter and Gunyr’s graphic organizer. Some interesting points in their information was in 1840 half of American immigarants were from Ireland alone. And in the 19th the u.s. Received 5 million German immigrants.

2.Most of the immigrants came from Ireland or Germany from around 1815 to 1865. Elis Island was the immigration station in New York where the immigrants had to stop when they got off of the boat.

3. Due to the result of U.S. immigration the United States of America is know as the “melting pot.”

4. Immigration is a political issue in the fact that America has a lot to offer to those who legally choose to be an American, but every year thousands of illegal immigrants enter our country and it needs to stop.

5. Yes, because everyone still wants to be successful in everything they do and have freedoms

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1. Tyler, Hung, and Tesla. If you were pregnant and were close to having a child, you had to stay in the Ellis Island hospital until their baby was born. The Ellis Island was assigned the federal immigration station by President Benjamin Harrison.

2. We knew that immigrants had to go through a medical inspection. We also knew they handled the people on the island by having a regiment that controlled the,.

3. 355 babies were born on Ellis Island, but were not given citizenship.

4. Because there are several immigrants that enter illegally, and the United States of America is becoming overpopulated.

5. We don’t think the “American Dream” still exists today, but it could still be an ideal country to other countries today.

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1. Whose graphic organizer did you read? (Summarize a few interesting points from their graph.)
2. What is something you already knew about immigration?
3. What is one thing you learned about U.S. immigration?
4. Why do you think immigration is a political issue in today's world?
5. Do you think the "American Dream" still exists today? Why or why not?

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1. European Immigration and Detained at Ellis Island video.
2. Many people were grateful for Ellis Island because without it they wouldn't have been able to do anything.
3. America received more than 20 million immigrants between the years of 1880-1920.
4. It may be an issue because it is done illegally now.
5. I think it does exist but some people think that they deserve success and prosperity without hard work and other think that they need to work for it.

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1.) Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 Faces of America.
- The world expected America to lead. Immigration decreased by 6%.
2.) People migrated to America looking for a better life. America was going to be a new beginning for people. People migrated to Ellis Island and Angel Island.
3.) The Nationality Act changed where most immigrants migrated from.  What acts congress passed.
4.) Immigrants increase a threat to America. Our population keeping increasing and we don't have room for everyone.
5.) Yes, America is a first world country and we are very fortune for everything we have. We can live in peace.

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1.) Ben, Destiny, Dylan, and Ali

America received more than 20 million immigrants in 40 years. 1.3 million people entered our country illegally in 1907.
2.) Immigrants needed to go through Ellis Island or Angel Island to come to America.
3.) 600,000 Italians migrated to America in 10 years.
4.) Because we have so many illegal immigrants. They want to get away from the bad in their country and start over in America.
5.) Yes, because America is a great place to study and live the rest of your life.

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Morgan, Victoria, Clayton, Callen

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THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT OF 1965

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THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT OF 1965

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Becca, Tyler, Bailey H

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Braden, Dakota, Jameson

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Katie, Colter, & Gunyr

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Ellis Island and Federal immigration regulation Video- Arrival at Ellis Island

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Ellis Island and Federal immigration regulation Video- Arrival at Ellis Island

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Chelsea, Andi, Cody, Jadelyn

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Immigration and Nationality act of 1965- Faces of America

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Ellis Island & Fed. Immigration Regulation & Ellis Island Hospital Video

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European Immigration and Detained at Ellis Island video

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European Immigration and Detained at Ellis Island video

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Ben, Destiny, Dylan, and Ali

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Immigration in Colonial Era & Face of America video

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Immigration in Colonial Era & Face of America video

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Morgan, Mallory, Rafa

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Mid 19th Century and The Light of Ellis Island

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Mid 19th Century and The Light of Ellis Island

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Gage, Brooke, Bailey

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Introduction & Statue of Liberty video

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1.  Read your assigned section on history.com about immigration history in the U.S. with your seating group.
2.  Watch one of short videos on the same page with your group.
3. Create a graphic organizer of interesting points from the reading and video, and post on here. (II'd suggest someone in your group create a Google Drawing and share with the group.)