'National origins act' presentation slideshows

Chapter 22.1

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Chapter 19 and 20

Chapter 19 and 20. The Roaring 20s. Soldiers returning from World War I brought what disease back to the United States, causing an epidemic that swept the country in 1918. Influenza. In 1919 this city was virtually shut down because of a wide range of labor strikes. . Seattle. Clue.

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United States Immigration and Immigration Policies, Colonial Times to Present

United States Immigration and Immigration Policies, Colonial Times to Present. Colonial Immigration Policies: 1. Encouragement of immigration by means of a. land grants, b. religious toleration (especially in MA and PA), and c. tax exemptions for a period of time (NC).

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American Born Chinese

American Born Chinese . Essential questions . How is the genre of the graphic novel different from the contemporary novel? Why would an author choose this genre over the contemporary novel? How does the language differ in both genres?

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Boom Times to Hard Times

Boom Times to Hard Times. Ch 20 Postwar Social Change Ch 21 Politics & Prosperity Ch 22 Crash & Depression Ch 23 The New Deal. Postwar Social Change. Chapter 20. Society in the 1920s. Women became more liberal Started working and being independent People moved from rural to urban

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The Roaring Twenties

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The immigration debate

The immigration debate. The history of immigration in the United States.

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The Roaring Twenties

The Roaring Twenties. Just What is America?. Social and Cultural Changes. What is America - New vs. Old, Modern vs. Traditional Charles Lindbergh - becomes an American hero when he flies the Spirit of St. Louis solo across the Atlantic to Paris Women voting - 20th Amendment passed

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The Jazz Age 1919-1929

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Chapter 3 - Migration

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THE ROARING TWENTIES

THE ROARING TWENTIES. 1. ECONOMIC CONDITIONS 2. REPUBLICAN POLITICS 3. THE CULTURE OF MODERNISM: ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 4. RESPONSES: RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM & NATIVISM 5. STRUGGLE FOR EQUALITY: AFR.-AMER. & WOMEN. 1. ECONOMIC CONDITIONS. Evidence of economic prosperity during the 1920s:

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Immigration to America

Immigration to America. By Jasray Atwal. What is immigration and the issues surrounding it today?. Statement:

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Bell Ringer

Choose the statement that most closely aligns to your beliefs and explain why you chose that one.

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Citizenship and Immigration Obj. 31A, B

Citizenship and Immigration Obj. 31A, B. Jen, Brandy, and Jenna. Citizenship. A person can become a citizen either by birth or by naturalization 90% of Americans are citizens because they were born in the U.S. Citizenship by birth is determined by either jus soli or jus sanguinis. Jus soli.

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Ch 15 Section 1 A Clash of Values

Ch 15 Section 1 A Clash of Values. Nativism Resurges Immigrants and demobilized military competed for jobs. 1. High Unemployment 2. High cost of living B. Ethnic Prejudices 1. Sacco and Vanzetti case 2. Anarchists C. Eugenics 1. False Science

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American Citizenship

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