The document discusses Southern and Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s. It provides background on the types of immigrants that arrived before and after 1900. Before 1900, most immigrants came from Western Europe and were similar to existing Americans. After 1900, immigrants came from Southern and Eastern Europe, like Italy, Poland, and Russia. The document then lists several push factors that drove immigration, including persecution, population growth in Europe, and the prospect of opportunity and wealth in America, known as "American fever". Pull factors that attracted immigrants included perceived religious freedom and economic prospects. The document poses discussion questions about these immigration trends and factors.
The document discusses Southern and Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s. It provides background on the types of immigrants that arrived before and after 1900. Before 1900, most immigrants came from Western Europe and were similar to existing Americans. After 1900, immigrants came from Southern and Eastern Europe, like Italy, Poland, and Russia. The document then lists several push factors that drove immigration, including persecution, population growth in Europe, and the prospect of opportunity and wealth in America, known as "American fever". Pull factors that attracted immigrants included perceived religious freedom and economic prospects. The document poses discussion questions about these immigration trends and factors.
The document discusses Southern and Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s. It provides background on the types of immigrants that arrived before and after 1900. Before 1900, most immigrants came from Western Europe and were similar to existing Americans. After 1900, immigrants came from Southern and Eastern Europe, like Italy, Poland, and Russia. The document then lists several push factors that drove immigration, including persecution, population growth in Europe, and the prospect of opportunity and wealth in America, known as "American fever". Pull factors that attracted immigrants included perceived religious freedom and economic prospects. The document poses discussion questions about these immigration trends and factors.
The document discusses Southern and Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s. It provides background on the types of immigrants that arrived before and after 1900. Before 1900, most immigrants came from Western Europe and were similar to existing Americans. After 1900, immigrants came from Southern and Eastern Europe, like Italy, Poland, and Russia. The document then lists several push factors that drove immigration, including persecution, population growth in Europe, and the prospect of opportunity and wealth in America, known as "American fever". Pull factors that attracted immigrants included perceived religious freedom and economic prospects. The document poses discussion questions about these immigration trends and factors.
Write down the Essential Question. Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s? Pre-1900s mainly immigrants from the British isles and Western Europe (similar to Americans)
Early 1900s Western and Eastern Europeans such as Italians, Croats, Slovaks, Greeks, Poles (NOT similar to most Americans)
TWS How do you think most Americans reacted to the arrival of the immigrants? Explain your answer. Do you think the reaction was different before and after 1900? Challenge What social, political and economic factors could have influenced the perception of the immigrants? Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s? 1. Persecution 2. Population Growth in Europe 3. American Fever Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s? Hungarians immigrated after the defeat of their revolt against the Austro-Hungarian Empire
Jews immigrated to escape the pogroms in Russia
Chisinau Pogrom, Russia 1903 Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s? At 5 p.m. the first Jew was murdered. The robbers stormed a trolley car with a Jewish passenger on board, shouting Throw out the Jew. The Jew was pushed out and from all side beaten on his head until his skull cracked and his brains spilled out. At first the sight of a dead Jew seemed to momentarily scare the bandits, but when they saw that the police did not care, they dispersed in all directions, shouting Kill the Jews! On those streets where the pillaging took place Jews had to give up all attempts at self-defense.But on the square Novyi Bazar the Jewish butchers gathered to defend themselves and their families. They bravely fought back and chased away the attackers, who were as cowardly as they were wild. Then the police came and arrested the Jews. T/W/S Which do you think influenced the immigration of Russian Jews more, push or pull factors?
Challenge Should other countries respond to incidents like these? Or let the local government deal with them? Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s? The population in Europe doubled between 1800 and 1900, going from 200 million to 400 million.
T/W/S What difficulties could arise from such a rapidly growing population?
Challenge What solution would you propose for a society dealing with rapid population growth? Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s? The US seen as a land of fabulous opportunity We eat here every day what we get only for Easter in our native country. A Polish Immigrant T/W/S Why do you think Polish immigrant used food as his example of wealth? What can that tell historians about the society he was coming from?
Recruiters from America also portrayed the country as one of wealth and possibility Connection to Modern Day Based on your knowledge of immigration pre-WWI, do you believe that America still has pull factors that attract immigrants? If so, what are they?
Challenge If America still has pull factors, are they the same or different as in the past?
Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s? 1. READ/EVALUATE only at least 1 minute.
2. What VARIABLES are in the data?
3. What are the RESULTS of the data?
4. What CONCLUSIONS can you get from the data?
5. Put it all together in WRITING! Formal Conclusion. (6-8 sentences)
Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s? Arrival Before the ship even reach Ellis Island, inspectors would board and examine the first and second class passengers; they then disembarked at the port in New York
The third class passengers were processed at Ellis Island
T/W/S Why were the first class passengers treated differently? What was the theory behind it? Objective (1.2.h) SWBAT identify and analyze the reasons for Southern/Eastern European immigration to the US in the early 1900s.
DOL: Given an exit card and a document, SWBAT: (80% accuracy) 1. Answer 3 MC questions 2. Write an ID response paragraph (SEEC format) on a relating topic (5- 7 sentences).
EQ: Why did Southern and Eastern Europeans immigrate to the US in the early 1800s?