Slides: Social Unrest

Fear of radical ideologies including communism

Job competition with 'New' immigrants

Fear of the number of Jews and Catholics entering the US

All of the above

Increased government support for unions

Labeling of strikers as Communists

Economic prosperity

Rise of alternative labor organizations

The labor movement was associated with anarchism

Millions of native Americans migrated from reservations to industrial cities in search of factory jobs

Millions of African Americans left the urban North to move to the rural South, where jobs were better and there was less discrimination

Many African Americans decided to leave the South and move to cities in the North, where more factory jobs became available due to wartime production needs

Women migrated from the home and sought employment in factories in place of men who fought the war

The drowning of a black youth on Lake Michigan

An economic recession that devastated farms on the outskirts of the city

Political unrest that pitted anarchists and communists against factory owners

The civil rights movement which contributed to African Americans achieving preferential status in hiring practices

Fear of communism

Fear of anarchists

Fear of industrialists and entrepreneurs

Fear of the color red since it signifies blood and gore

Elimination of the military draft

Ratification of the Treaty of Versailles

Immigration Act of 1924

End of World War I

Arresting and deporting individuals without legal counsel or due process

Providing legal counsel to all arrested individuals

Ignoring the threats posed by anarchists

Conducting public trials for the arrested individuals

It highlighted discrimination toward New immigrants

It was a landmark case that institutionalized civil rights

It showed the influence of the NAACP

It emphasized women's liberation

Their alibis were strong

They were sentenced to death despite limited evidence at trial

The evidence was overwhelming

They were wealthy

To increase immigration from all countries

To limit 'New' immigrants entering the US

To eliminate all immigration

To promote immigration from Europe

Because most of the 'New' immigrants arrived after that.

Due to a decline in immigration rates.

Because it was the year of the first immigration law.

Because immigration contributed to a more open and inclusive society

A large number of people

A small percentage of people

A gate with a percentage

A funnel-like structure

Denial of labor union membership for unskilled workers

Increased nativism and anti-immigrant attitudes

Wage increases for workers in manufacturing positions

Increased U.S. involvement in foreign wars and conflicts

A fear that immigrants planned to destroy a famous American monument

A fear that immigrants were seeking to harm American society

A fear that immigrants would make weapons to damage American factories

A fear that immigrants were angry about American participation in World War I