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American Immigration History Through Illustrations

Explore historical cartoons depicting immigration to the United States. From Castle Garden to Ellis Island, these images reflect the challenges and triumphs of newcomers. Witness the Statue of Liberty's message, Uncle Sam's role, and significant events like President McKinley's tragedy.

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American Immigration History Through Illustrations

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  2. B. The Caption of the Cartoon is : “Statue of Liberty to Mr. Windom, if you’re going to make this island a garbage heap, I’m going back to France.”

  3. C. Castle Garden was the main processing facility for immigrants before Ellis Island

  4. D. The caption reads “Parting the waters for Europe’s refugees”

  5. E. The sign above Uncle Sam reads “U.S. Ark of Refuge”

  6. F. The man in the background is President McKinley who was killed in 1901 by the son of an immigrant

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