Chinese & Japanese Immigration and Review

when people enter a country

when people exit a country

when people enter a country

when people exit a country

an agreement in which the USA promised not to send immigrants to Japan

an agreement in which Japan agreed to take Chinese immigrants

an agreement to expand Japanese immigration to the USA

an agreement designed to reduce the number of Japanese immigrants to the USA

They made sure unions could not protect workers from management

They forced immigrants into the US from Latin America

They took control of city governments and stole millions of dollars from the cities

They prevented immigrants from being Americanized

they promised to stop illegal immigration from Latin America

They wasted money on military spending

They helped them find homes and jobs in exchange for votes

They developed a system to make becoming a citizen easier

They bribed police officers to ignore crimes

Nativists rigged elections in their favor

Forced unions to keep factories open to low skilled workers

Cities were overcrowded and couldn't get basic services needed for immigrants

locations of settlement houses

immigration processing centers

centers of shipping and industry

amusement parks

in San Francois allowed Chinese immigrants into the United States

in New York was the first European immigrant process center for immigration

in El Paso allowed Mexican immigrants to find jobs in construction, mills, and mines

Banned Chinese people from immigrating to the U.S. for 10 years

Was the first time America banned a single group from America

Made Chinese people keep identification on them

All of the above

benevolent societies

the Chinese Exclusion Act

tenements

the Tenement House Act

provide jobs for wealthy women

pass the Tenement House Act of 1901

help poor immigrants

oppose the Chinese Exclusion Act