AnswersFL-2100310-United States History Semester 1Ratification and the Bill of Rights

Ratification and the Bill of Rights Answers

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In your experience, why do people move to live in a new place? Check all the answers that you think apply.

A
to find new job opportunities
B
to experience a new place
C
to escape some threat, like war or danger
D
to be near friends or family
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Did you include any of these factors in your answer?

A
Assimilation may mean having to give up old, familiar traditions
B
To assimilate is to change your culture
C
Assimilation may take away connections to your old home
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Identify whether each case is an example of a push factor or a pull factor that encourages migration.pushpullMany immigrants came to America from Ireland to escape a famine.pushpullMany Chinese immigrants came to America to work in new jobs, like building the Transcontinental Railroad.pushpullMany Russian Jews migrated to America to escape harsh mistreatment.pushpullMany Scandinavians were encouraged to migrate by the land that the Homestead Act of 1862 made available.

A
push
B
pull
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Based on this immigrant’s description, what did most immigrants worry about most?

A
finding a new job
B
being allowed into America
C
how they would communicate
D
where to go in America
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Read each statement and decide whether it applies to Ellis Island, Angel Island, or both.Ellis IslandX Angel IslandbothImmigrants were usually processed in just a few hours.Ellis IslandX Angel IslandbothMost immigrants were from China and other Asian nations.Ellis IslandX Angel IslandbothImmigrants had to pass health inspections before being admitted to the United States. Ellis IslandAngel IslandX bothImmigrants could be denied entry or sent back to their home countries.

A
Ellis Island
B
Angel Island
C
both
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Which factors likely led to Scandinavians settling in the Midwest?

A
living near other Scandinavians
B
living close to the entry point to America
C
living close to their old home in Scandinavia
D
finding available land
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What drove anti-immigrant feelings in the late 1800s?

A
difference in appearance, culture, and language
B
distaste for poverty
C
the need for cheap labor
D
war-related distrust of foreigners
E
worries about jobs

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