IMMIGRATION Old Immigration till 1890 Western Northern Europe

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IMMIGRATION -Old Immigration till 1890 Western & Northern Europe -New Immigration, 18901900’s Eastern &

IMMIGRATION -Old Immigration till 1890 Western & Northern Europe -New Immigration, 18901900’s Eastern & Southern Europe Asian Immigration. Coast West Hispanic Immigration – 7% of Mexico’s population came over to the US

NEW LIFE -difficult journey, cheapest accommodations (Steerage) -Ellis Island, NY Liberty Statue of immigrant

NEW LIFE -difficult journey, cheapest accommodations (Steerage) -Ellis Island, NY Liberty Statue of immigrant processingto pass an inspection -Angel Island, SF inspection to pass) Had (a lot harder -Culture Shock : Overwhelmed living in a different culture ethnic communities - Life rafts for immigrants *Same lifestyle ‘little Italy” *Food sparked Nativism

NEW LIFE -Melting Pot : Idea of how immigrants should come into AM. Giving

NEW LIFE -Melting Pot : Idea of how immigrants should come into AM. Giving up their ethnic identities & blending into Am. Culture -Nativism : Disliked immigrants Chinese Exclusion Act 1882: Closed the door to Chinese Immigration for 10 yrs. Banned all Chinese. . extended till 1943

NEW LIFE -difficult journey -Ellis Island, NY immigrant processing -Angel Island, SF -Culture Shock

NEW LIFE -difficult journey -Ellis Island, NY immigrant processing -Angel Island, SF -Culture Shock ethnic communities -Melting Pot -Nativism Chinese Exclusion Act

URBAN GROWTH= the growth of cities -urbanization 1/12 in 1840 --1/3 by 1900 10

URBAN GROWTH= the growth of cities -urbanization 1/12 in 1840 --1/3 by 1900 10 million to 54 million -immigrant settlement: slums, cheapest & most convenient place to live -decline of farmers new technology, fewer workers -closing of the frontier -industrialization: found work in the factories -cultural opportunities in

URBAN PROBLEMS As Urban Population Skyrocketed City Gov’ts faced Problems on how to provide

URBAN PROBLEMS As Urban Population Skyrocketed City Gov’ts faced Problems on how to provide residents w/ needed services & safe living conditions. -poor housing: Due to transportation problems, rent cramped houses row houses, -Sharing the same walls w/other familes DUMBELLtenements: Multifamily urban dwellingsovercrowded and unsanitary -transportation: first street cars & electric subways -rising crime rates: Pickpockets & Thieves flourished- law enforcement too small to impacts

URBAN PROBLEMS -few city services water: only the wealthy had indoor plumbing Street faucets=

URBAN PROBLEMS -few city services water: only the wealthy had indoor plumbing Street faucets= not safe drinking H 20 sanitation: no Trash coll. Manure & trash pileups fire: huge Hazard -Chicago 1871 - San Francisco Quake of 1906 -pollution and disease: Cholera & Typhoid Fever

RAISING AWARENESS -Social Gospel Movement Christian theme of helping the less fortunate: Receive Salvation

RAISING AWARENESS -Social Gospel Movement Christian theme of helping the less fortunate: Receive Salvation by helping the poor Salvation Army -Jacob Riis “How the Other Half Lives” Photographer & author of Slums -

RAISING AWARENESS --Jane Addams Most influential of the Movement - *University Trained people would

RAISING AWARENESS --Jane Addams Most influential of the Movement - *University Trained people would “Settle” in the slums to help immigrants out Hull House, Chicago Settlement Houses

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http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=vz. T 8 Eqhu. Yx. A Rap: http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=8 RZbmei. Yk. J 0