Launch List:

• 1. Copy New Objective

• 2. Update Table of Contents

• 3. Copy new Homework

Agenda

• 1. 5 Minutes Clothing exchange

• 2. 5 Minutes map

• 3. 20 minutes reading and questions

• 4. 5 minutes closure

Objective

• Why does Child Labor exist?

Immigration to America

Immigrants on the boat

Immigrants on the boat

Ellis Island

Medical Examinations

Push Factors: Why leave Europe?

• No land

• Few jobs

• No freedom of religion

• Poverty.

Pull factors: Why come to America?

• Opportunity

• Free land! – Homestead act

• Jobs in factories (Sweatshops?)

• Family already here.

Steerage:

• Miserable rooms below deck on ships coming to America

Steerage:

Steerage

Steerage

Ellis Island• Entry point for immigrants in New York City

Ellis Island

Ellis Island

Angel Island

• Entry point for Asian Immigrants, near Los Angeles California

Angel Island

Angel Island

Quiz scoring: Your Score = %

29 7628 7427 7126 6825 6624 6323 6122 5821 5520 53

38 10037 9736 9535 9234 8933 8732 8431 8230 79

Tenements:• Small 1 room apartments with no windows

shared by 10 or more people.

Tenements:

Building Codes:

• Laws that set standards for how structures should be built.

Settlement Houses

Settlement Houses

• Established to help poor immigrants.

• Provided many services - from schools to laundry rooms.

• Most famous was Jane Addams and the Hull House

New Vs. Old Immigrants

• Textbook pg 561

• Old- 1840-1860- Mostly western Europe– Ireland, Britain, Germany

• New- 1880-1900- Many from Eastern Europe and Italy

• 1820-1860, Great Britain, Ireland, and Western Germany.

• 1860-1890, The above countries continued to provide, as well as Scandinavian Nations.

• 1890-1910, The majority was Austria, Hungary, Italy, and Russia, up until World War 1.

Vocabulary Answers

• 1. Push factors: Why leave Europe?

• 2. Pull factors: Why come to America?

• 3. steerage: Miserable rooms below deck on ships coming to America

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4. Ellis island- Entry point for immigrants in NYC

5. Angel island- Entry point for immigrants from Asia.

• 6. Assimilation: the process of becoming part of another culture.

• 7. Melting pot: Peoples come to America and contribute aspects of their culture to create a new, unique American culture.

Melting Pot

8. Salad bowl

• Immigrants do not lose the unique aspects of their cultures like in the melting pot model, instead they keep them.

Salad Bowl

• 9. Urbanization: The growth of cities.

• 10.Pogrom: Organized attacks on Jewish villages. (a serious push factor)

• 11. Ethnic group: group of people who share a common culture

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• 12. Nativist: Those who wanted to limit immigration.

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Tenements:• Small 1 room apartments with no windows

shared by 10 or more people.

• 14. Jacob Riis Famous writer who exposed the tenement slums by taking pictures and publishing them.

• 15. Armistice Day: Day the fighting stopped in world war 1. Armistice = stop the fighting.

• 16. Veterans Day: 11/11 (november 11) every year we take a day to celebrate those who fought in wars.

• 18. New Immigrants

• 19. Old Immigrants

• 20. Settlement Houses “Charity houses” that helped poor immigrants.

• 21. Building Codes: Laws that set standards for how structures should be built.

• 22. Jane Addams: Established the Hull house, a famous settlement house

• Introduction:– Write a paragraph that discusses the topic in

general terms. – Use the hist. con and the documetns to help

you– Make sure the last sentence is a thesis

DBQ

DBQ

• Introduction:

• What are you going to prove?

• Simply restate the question then find support to prove it.

• PROVE YOUR ANSWER!

• Body paragraphs-

• 1 per document.

• Relate it to what you are proving.

• Outside info-

• Brainstorm and mention something

• (anything)

• Conclusion: restate your introduction, discuss what you proved.