THIS
IS
With Your
Host...
Mrs. Miness
Final
Jeopard-E
Vocabulary
New
Old
Immigration
Immigration Immigration
Today
Immigration
Laws
Pot Luck
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“third class”
immigrant
travel
Vocabulary
100
What is
steerage?
Vocabulary
100
This “document” allows
an immigrant to live in
the U.S. legally and
indefinitely
Vocabulary
200
What is a
Green Card?
Vocabulary
200
A rundown, overcrowded,
unsafe apartment building
where many immigrants
lived
Vocabulary
300
What is a
tenement?
Vocabulary
300
A person who is
antiimmigration
Vocabulary
400
What is a
nativist?
Vocabulary
400
The process of
becoming an
American citizen
Vocabulary
500
What is
naturalization?
Vocabulary
500
The parts of Europe
where many Old
Immigrants came
from
Old
Immigration
100
What were
western and
northern Europe?
Old
Immigration
100
The two groups of Old
Immigrants which most
Americans are
descended from
Old
Immigration
200
What are GermanAmericans and
Irish-Americans?
Old
Immigration
200
The religion of
many Old
Immigrants
Old
Immigration
300
What was
Protestant?
Old
Immigration
300
Name three countries
Old Immigrants came
from
Old
Immigration
400
What were:
England, Ireland,
Scotland, France,
Germany, Denmark,
Sweden?
Old
Immigration
400
The reason why Old
Immigrants were
accepted by
Americans
Old
Immigration
500
What was
“assimilation?” (they
“fit in” – had similar
cultures)
Old
Immigration
500
Where 12 million
New Immigrants
were processed
New
Immigration
100
What was Ellis
Island?
New
Immigration
100
The parts of
Europe many New
Immigrants came
from
New
Immigration
200
What were
eastern and
southern Europe?
New
Immigration
200
A place where New
Immigrants could get
help learning English,
finding a job etc.
New
Immigration
300
What was a
Settlement
House?
New
Immigrants
300
DAILY
Extra 400 Points
DOUBLE
New
Immigration
400
Three countries
New Immigrants
came from
New
Immigration
400
What were: Italy,
Poland, Greece,
Russia, Hungary,
Rumania, Austria
etc.?
New
Immigration
400
The muckraker who wrote
about the poor living
conditions of many New
Immigrants – and the
name of his book
New
Immigration
500
Who was Jacob
Riis? (His book -
How The Other
Half Lives)
New
Immigrants
500
The 3 states with
the largest number
of immigrants
Immigration
Today
100
What are
California, Texas
and New York?
Immigration
Today
100
The country where
most of today’s
immigrants come
from
Immigration Today
200
What is
Mexico?
Immigration Today
200
The number of years
an immigrant must
wait before applying
for citizenship
Immigration Today
300
What is five?
Immigration Today
300
These immigrants
are given “first
preference” in
coming to the U.S.
Immigration Today
400
What are
immigrants with
family already in
the U.S.?
Immigration Today
400
Two ways most
illegal immigrants
enter the U.S.
Immigration Today
500
What are sneaking
across the border
and overstaying a
visa?
Immigration Today
500
The name of the act
and the group of
people targeted in
the first antiimmigration act
Immigration
Laws
100
What were the
Chinese? (The
Chinese Exclusion
Act)
Immigration
Laws
100
The type of
“system” used for
determining
immigration today
Immigration
Laws
200
What is the
Preference
System?
Immigration
Laws
200
The immigration
“agreement” which
limited Japanese
immigration
Immigration
Laws
300
What was the
Gentlemen’s
Agreement?
Immigration
Laws
300
The “type” of
immigrant favored by
the first major
immigration laws
Immigration
Laws
400
What were
Old
Immigrants?
Immigration
Laws
400
The first major
immigration act, passed
in the 1920’s, which
regulated immigration
according to country
Immigration
Laws
500
What was The
Quota Act (or
Quota System)?
Immigration
Laws
500
The location and
name of the port of
entry for west coast
immigrants
Pot Luck
100
What was Angel
Island in San
Francisco?
Pot Luck
100
The author of the
poem on the base
of the Statue of
Liberty
Pot Luck
200
Who is Emma
Lazarus?
Pot Luck
200
The areas of the
world where most of
today’s immigrants
come from
Pot Luck
300
What are Asia
and Latin/South
America?
Pot Luck
300
The official name
for an illegal
immigrant
Pot Luck
400
What is an
“undocumented
alien?”
Pot Luck
400
The title of the
poem at the base of
the Statue of
Liberty
Pot Luck
500
What is “The
New
Colossus?”
Pot Luck
500
The Final Jeopardy
Category is:
Reasons For
Immigration
Please record your
wager.
Click on screen to begin
List two “push” and
two “pull” reasons
for immigration
Click on screen to continue
“Push” Factors: poverty, lack
of land, prejudice, war,
dictatorship
“Pull” Factors: jobs, religious
freedom, land, democracy,
“starting over”
Click on screen to continue
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Jeopardy!
Good luck on tomorrow’s
Test!