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Immigrants By: Kai Lao & Kathy Figueroa 7th Period Immigrants Through the âGolden Doorâ Late 19th century and early 20th century, millions of immigrants came to the…

Chapter 7 Immigrants and Urbanization Chapter 7 Immigrants and Urbanization Section 1 The New Immigrants Through the âGolden Doorâ Millions of Immigrants Some seek better…

Warm Up Who is your favorite band or artist right now? Why? Write your answer on a scrap piece of paper to be turned in. Favorite song by that artist? Ch. 17, sec. 2 1. Women…

Warm Up Who is your favorite band or artist right now? Why? Write your answer on a scrap piece of paper to be turned in. Favorite song by that artist? Ch. 17, sec. 2 1. Women…

America moves West America moves West Plain Indians land holdings Close to the Civil War Native Americans inhabited nearly half the United States. By 1880 most of the population…

Immigration and Urbanization, 1877-1914 Objective: I can explain why immigration from Europe, Asia, Mexico, and the Caribbean forced cities to confront overcrowding. Immigration…

Warm-up Which group benefited the most from reform legislation passed during the Progressive Era? A African Americans B factory workers C American Indians D big business…

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Chapter 7: Chapter 7: Immigrants and Urbanization Section 1: The New Immigrants Immigrants sought changeâ¦. Some of these immigrants sought to escape difficult conditionsâsuch…