THE NEW IMMIGRANTS (460-465)

3. Many Chinese immigrants worked on the transcontinental _____________.
4. The trip across this ocean took one week.
6. Many Chinese immigrants came to the U.S. for the ________ _________.
8. Immigrants arriving to the U.S. on the west coast came through this station.
9. Legal requirements for immigrants entering the U.S. included proving they had never committed a _____________.
10. Japan agreed to limit emigration of unskilled workers in exchange for the repeal of the SF segregation order.
13. Many of the new immigrants were either Jewish or __________________.
15. Many Mexican immigrants went to work on __________.
16. Hawaiian planters recruited workers from this country.
17. Immigrants with contagious diseases such as this were sent home.
19. A movement that was anti-immigrant & showed favoritism to native-born Americans.
20. Immigrants from the same country often lived close to each other in the same ______________ to preserve their customs.
21. This group came to the U.S. from Russia to escape religious persecution.
22. Immigrants arriving from Europe entered the U.S. through this NY station.
24. Native-born workers on the west coast feared that this ethnic group would take all the jobs.
25. San Francisco segregated schools to separate this group from native-borm students.

1. Most native-born Americans were what religion?
2. Anti-Chinese sentiment was high in what state?
5. This banned U.S. entry to all Chinese (with some exceptions) for 10 years & was later extended.
7. Nativists believed that this group was superior to all other ethnic groups.
11. A mixture of people of different cultures & races who blended together.
12. Immigrants from the West Indies came to the U.S. in search of _________.
14. The trip across this ocean took three weeks.
18. Almost all immigrants used this mode of transportation to get to the U.S.
23. The cheapest accommodations in a ship's cargo holds.
26. The greatest number of Italian immigrants settled here.