Deck 3: The People: Settlement and Immigration
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Deck 3: The People: Settlement and Immigration
1
"Multiculturalism" implies...
A) A melting pot
B) A core culture
C) A culture for Native Americans
D) Cultural pluralism
E) No priority for any cultural group
A) A melting pot
B) A core culture
C) A culture for Native Americans
D) Cultural pluralism
E) No priority for any cultural group
E
2
What state was founded as a haven for Catholics?
A) Virginia
B) Pennsylvania
C) Massachusetts
D) New York
E) Maryland
A) Virginia
B) Pennsylvania
C) Massachusetts
D) New York
E) Maryland
E
Explanation: Catholics were persecuted in England. Lord Baltimore established Maryland for them in the 1630s.
Explanation: Catholics were persecuted in England. Lord Baltimore established Maryland for them in the 1630s.
3
Which religious group did William Penn belong to?
A) Puritans
B) Quakers
C) Catholics
D) Jews
E) Baptists
A) Puritans
B) Quakers
C) Catholics
D) Jews
E) Baptists
B
Explanation: English tolerance of the Quakers took the form of allowing them to emigrate.
Explanation: English tolerance of the Quakers took the form of allowing them to emigrate.
4
Which factor most motivated people to settle in the US between 1820 and 1920?
A) Search for gold
B) Land availability
C) Employment prospects
D) Religious persecution at home
E) The US climate
A) Search for gold
B) Land availability
C) Employment prospects
D) Religious persecution at home
E) The US climate
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5
Who led the campaign which resulted in the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882?
A) The US Senate
B) The president
C) Labor organizations
D) Religious organizations
E) The railroad builders
A) The US Senate
B) The president
C) Labor organizations
D) Religious organizations
E) The railroad builders
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6
The Naturalization Act of 1790 only allowed which category to become American citizens?
A) British immigrants
B) Protestants
C) Immigrants from Canada
D) Whites
E) Christians
A) British immigrants
B) Protestants
C) Immigrants from Canada
D) Whites
E) Christians
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7
During which period did the US introduce a series of racist immigration laws?
A) 1790s
B) 1900-14
C) 2010s
D) never
E) 1920s
A) 1790s
B) 1900-14
C) 2010s
D) never
E) 1920s
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8
What was the total number of immigrants between 1961 and 2018?
A) 44.5 million
B) 39 million
C) 45 million
D) 48 million
E) 54 million
A) 44.5 million
B) 39 million
C) 45 million
D) 48 million
E) 54 million
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9
What percentage of the immigrants were North American or European by 2018?
A) 28 percent
B) 25 percent
C) 7 percent
D) 13 percent
E) 50 percent
A) 28 percent
B) 25 percent
C) 7 percent
D) 13 percent
E) 50 percent
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10
The Patriot Act of 2002 authorized which of the following practices to be used to regulate entry to the USA?
A) Biometric identity checks
B) Calling in immigrants for questioning
C) Intensified surveillance of foreign-born persons
D) Deportation of terrorist suspects
E) Green Card lottery
A) Biometric identity checks
B) Calling in immigrants for questioning
C) Intensified surveillance of foreign-born persons
D) Deportation of terrorist suspects
E) Green Card lottery
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11
Who was brought to the United States under the Bracero Program?
A) refugees and asylum seekers
B) slaves from Africa
C) orphans from Syria
D) persecuted Jews from Europe
E) Mexican farm laborers
A) refugees and asylum seekers
B) slaves from Africa
C) orphans from Syria
D) persecuted Jews from Europe
E) Mexican farm laborers
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12
An immigrant differs from a founder…
A) Because he has a right to enter the US
B) Because he has no automatic right of entry
C) Because the founder arrived before any immigrants
D) Because the founder has a green card
E) Because the founder has purchased land
A) Because he has a right to enter the US
B) Because he has no automatic right of entry
C) Because the founder arrived before any immigrants
D) Because the founder has a green card
E) Because the founder has purchased land
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13
Explain why the encounters between Native Americans and the Europeans were so disastrous.
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14
Critically discuss the evolution of American immigration law and the social forces that produced it, using the text and the extended caption to Plate 3.3.
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15
Summarize the findings relating to resident nonimmigrants in the Population Estimates produced in May 2021 by the Department of Homeland Security at: https://www.dhs.gov/immigration-statistics/population-estimates
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16
How do current immigration statistics relating to the countries of origin of immigrants differ from the situation at the beginning of the twentieth century?
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