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CHINATOWN, SAN FRANCISCO, CA |
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chinese immigrant's ethnic enclave
where the chinese moved to create the same lifestyle the had in china |
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the chinese always worked for a the least amount of money
this threatened the WASPs because now the chinese were taking over the work force |
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the chinese tried to work as gold miners, but could not get as much work done as the white people
lead to foreign miners tax |
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Chinese miners had to pay a 50% income tax.
A form of trying to get them to stop working. |
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Since the Chinese could not work as gold miners, they began doing domestic labor like cooking, cleaning, sewing, etc.
These were perceived by the WASPs as "feminine jobs" |
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Transcontinental Railroad
Lighters |
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The Chinese contributed by making tunnels for the the train by blowing up the ground.
They were called LIGHTERS
Made a lot of money. |
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Migrant Farm Work
chinese |
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the chinese moved from farm to farm to look for work.
they went where they were needed
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Since such a small amount of chinese women came to America, the accumulation of men became known as the BACHELOR SOCIETY.
They were there to work for their family in China. |
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-the 6 dominating "forces" that helped the Chinese men come to America.
-the eldest male in charge of that company, was now in charge of whoever came to America
-they also controlled life in Chinatown --> they are the police, the court, the government
DID NOT ALLOW ASSIMILATION |
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CHINESE CONSOLIDATED BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
1880 |
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tried to help the Chinese in America
-"for the good of the chinese" |
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where you could find prostitution |
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a place to sell/smoke opium |
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The idea the the WASPs are becoming anti-chinese
-yellow peril
-people vs hall
-naturalization act |
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The WASPs are now suffering because the Chinese are taking all of the jobs from them. |
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Hall (WASP) killed a Chinese man and walked free.
The Chinese tried to testify, but the result of this case is that no Chinese could testify against white citizens
"they are a race marked as inferior" |
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NATURALIZATION ACT OF 1870
CHINESE |
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*naturalization means citizenship*
says that the chinese are not allowed to be citizens
-at first this is fine for the chinese because they were planning on returning to china anyways |
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Prohibited "undesirable" immigrants
-very loose term, this was able to prohibit the chinese from immigrating to America |
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CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT OF 1882
CHINESE |
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1882-1943
Prohibited Chinese from immigrating to America exclusively.
-SIGNIFICANT: the only act to ever single out an entire group
-prevents the Chinese from leaving and returning every 5 years |
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CHAE CHAN PING VS US 1889
CHINESE |
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-attempts to sue US government saying the CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT is unocnstitutional
-the US claims they can pass any law they want.
-the Chinese don't stop immigrating |
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-biggest earthquake ever and completely detroys Chinatown
-causes problems because now the US cannot determine who was born in the US and who was not --> CHINESE CONTINUE TO IMMIGRATE
*paper sons* |
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The Chinese that immigrated to the US after the earthquake and claimed their birth certificates had been burned |
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ANGEL ISLAND
1910-1940
CHINESE |
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-a form of immigration island
-tries to prove the paper sons are fake
FAILS |
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NATURALIZATION ACT OF 1943
(second naturalization act)
CHINESE |
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-outlaws previous naturalization act
-outlaws the chinese exclusion act
-happens because of WW2
-we allow 105 immigrants a year
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-the push factor for the next wave of chinese immigrants |
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-given to chinese immigrants and says they can come regardless of laws |
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-this wave of immigrants is highly educated, skilled, has money
-the US claims they are the "best" minority in the US |
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PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
GERMANS |
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The 18th century Germans (first wave).
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The Germans introduced themselves as the "deutsche," meaning German --> but we misunderstood them and thought DUTCH |
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AMISH, QUAKER, MENNONITE, MORAVIANS
GERMANS |
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FARMER WHO FARMS ONLY FOR HIMSELF/FAMILY
-IMPROVES LAND
-LIVES IN GATED COMMUNITY |
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SECOND WAVE
Protestant Religion |
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REVOLUTIONS OF 1848, CONSCRIPTION LAWS
GERMANS |
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political push factors to get germans to america |
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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
POTATO BLIGHT
GERMANS |
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GOTTFRIED DUDEN
1892
GERMANS
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PULL FACTOR
-he was given land to build --> he brought germans out to the Midwest and gave jobs to build railroad |
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atheists
very upper class germans who are considered the elite philosophers of Germany |
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MIDWEST-GERMAN TRIANGLE
CINCINNATI, MILWAUKEE, ST LOUIS
GERMANS |
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The Germans brought the skills of beer making and piano manufacturing to the US |
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part of the lower class
-they are organized families who help each other out in times of need |
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PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
GERMANS |
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German schools set up to prevent German assimilation |
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MODEL IMMIGRANT DEFINITION
GERMANS |
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the Germans are the ideal immigrant and the WASPs want every immigrant group to be just like the 1st wave of german's
-ALSO were not the model immigrant because they refused to assimilate --> didn't go to public schools, come in huge #'s, locate together, different religions |
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GERMANS VS BRITISH
AMERICA TOOK BRITISH SIDE |
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PUMPED UP PATRIOTISM
GERMANS |
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-Germans choose one or the other
-response to propoganda |
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HYPHENATED-AMERICANISM
GERMANS |
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needed to assimilate no more "german american", "chinese american" etc |
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ALIEN ENEMIES ACT OF 1798
GERMANS |
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said that the US can deport any person it wants
this made people become hard core americans |
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result of the alien enemies act |
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in 20th century migration
-were political exiles |
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How does Lee Chew view America? |
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believes ameicans are just after money |
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How does Lee Chew describe Chinese life in China? and work in America? |
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Chinese workers are faithful, unlike others |
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How are the Chinese treated in America? How does Lee Chew view other immigrants? |
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Chinese are treated poorly and are the only ones excluded |
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Does J.D. Borthwick view the CHinese in a negative or a positive light? |
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chinese were clean, they sucked at work |
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Helen gray reports on what type of job for Chinese women? |
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chinese brothel --> slavery and prostitution |
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Henry George supports the Chinese Exclusion Act on what grounds? |
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cheap labor -'Labor and capital"
the chinese drove down the labor wage |
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Chinese Exclusion Act excludes who/what? |
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Chinese laborers, 90 days, 10 years
-anyone who knowingly bringsa chinese person
-if ones here went to China, they could not come back |
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Mark Twain describes the Chinese in what way? |
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he felt bad for the chinese
"John the Chinaman in NY" |
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Yuen Tim Gong is a Paper Son? What was his experienece like? How is it different from Lee Chew? |
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-he made a lot of $ and wwas able to settle in the US with his wife
-he liked America, Lee Chew didn't |
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Chinese Political Cartoon Stereotypes |
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-yellow peril --> skin color
-coolies --> slaves
-chinese opium den --> opium was sold and smoked |
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How are Gottlieb Mittelberger’s experiences different from other 18th century Germans?
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he was a school master, not an indentured servant
-he did not suffer awful conditions |
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JEWISH READING
How do Mary Antin and Rose Gollup's stories agree with what was said in lecture about Russification/Pogroms and the immigration for Jews from Russia?
How is it different from lecture? |
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Mary- looked forward to America to get away from Russia
Rose- claimed herself as an American
lecture- Russification happened in Germany--> make everyone Russian. noone wanted this
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ITALIAN READING
What do the 3 Italian men have to say about their family, children and women, changing or assimilating into American culture? |
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-children do not obey
-children can go anywhere, and women who used to not be able to come out of the house |
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How is Rosa Cassettari more of a southern Italian? |
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MEXICAN READING
How does Jesus Garza and SRA. Concha ..... describe life and job opportunities in America? |
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garcia: thought work was hard, ended up making money and liking america
concha: hates america |
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MEXICAN READING
What stereotypes does Jose M Garcia talk about |
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-bandits and theives in movies
-mexicans becoming citzens
-they do cheap labor
-asks to be nicer to the mexicans |
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ELLIS ISLAND READING
What are the differing opinions held by HG Wells, Steiner, Curran, Roth, Weiss, Bohem about Ellis Island?
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Wells: liked it
Steiner: harsh --> talks about families being seperated
Curran: gives compassion for immigratnts, talks about how polish woman comes to AMerica with a baby and they she says the baby is american so she can get citizzensip
Weiss: undermined the system, thought they would be in trouble for lying
Bohem: was scared and realized he was free from Hungary |
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ELLIS ISLAND READING
How do the descriptions of the people who are immigrants compare to those who were just witnessing immigration/visiting Ellis Island? |
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Those who were immigrants thought of it as a scary place and lived in fear.
Those who were visiting liked it and found it "nice" |
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WHERE THE JEWS LIVED AT FIRST |
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THE ROMANS DESTROYED THE TEMPLE |
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The Jews had to escape Jerusalem because the Romans began killing them |
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the hatred of jews by christians |
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the JEws believed JEsus should be crucified but the christians thought he should live
therefore the jews killed christ |
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what god does to people he doesn't like.
god is smiting the chrisitians for allowing the jews to live
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TORAH: the old testament/ the word of god
TALMUND: the interpretation of the Torah/ the law |
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how the jews prepared their food.
couldn't have had a hoof |
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Orthodox Jews day of rest.
Friday night to saturday morning |
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Intrerest
using money from people who were suffering |
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JEWS started working in these industries --> taking over the world |
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TAKING OVER THE WORLD
JEWS |
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the jews have taken over the finance and media so the Christians cannot |
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just like the other German's
the FIRST wave of JEWS
settled in MIDWEST |
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went from home to home selling goods
became levis, sears and macys |
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REFORM JUDAISM VS ORTHODOX JUDAISM
JEWS |
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The new concepts the Jews established to their religion.
modernized version
adjusted: dress, eating, language, equality of sexes, synangougue, Sabbath day (now on sunday)
ASSIMILATION |
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southern europe, russia, and orthodox jews
the second wave of jews |
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RUSSIFICATION/RUSSIFY
JEWS |
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Russification: Russia tries to push outside it's borders and make surrounding countries become russian
Russify: the act of making russian
attempts to get rid of JEWS |
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trying to kill those who would not russify |
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ethnic enclave of ashkenazic jews |
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poor living conditions in which entire families resided |
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jewish sweatshops consisted of all jews working in their home and then trying to sell whatever they came up with
different from italian sweatshops |
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MURDER INCORPORATED/KOSHER MAFIA
JEWS |
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organized crime among ashkenazic jews
-causes jews to rise economically |
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CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM
JEWS |
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created in the 1920s
-attempts to combine reform and orthodox religion
-kosher at home only
-sabbath day on friday again |
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helped the jews because now there was a:
-5 day work week
-8 hours a day
-child labor laws
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ADOLF HILTER/HOLOCAUST
JEWS |
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push factor for the next wave of jews
-hilter wanted to get rid of all of the jews |
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the smart people in germany began to come to america
-political exiles
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smart political exile
-allowed scientists into america because we have info others cant have |
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created for the jews to find refuge in
BRITAIN CREATED IT and US BACKS IT |
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JEWS now all come to isreal when before they all had to leave
american jews did not come. they stayed in america |
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-considered 2 groups of people
-upper (north) and lower (south) class |
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NORTHERN ITALIANS
ITALIANS
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skilled
educated
money
light skinned
cosmopolitain
protestant
diverse |
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Southern Italians
lowest class
cannot vote beacuase they dont own land |
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SOUTHERN ITALIAN FAMILIES
ITALIANS |
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all low class
80% illiterate
LOVED THE FAM
did not trust anyone but their immediate family members |
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HONOR/VENDETTA/VIRGINITY
ITALIANS |
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honor: you must honor the eldest male, most important establishment to the s.italians
vendetta: if you dishonor your family you have a vendetta against you. you must make a public apology to get rid of it. but a vendetta is a dishonor
virginity: the most honorable thing to have. biggest dishonor. lost on wedding night |
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
ITALIANS |
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-in charge of the lowest class
-the s.italians do not trust them.
-s italians do not go to church |
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VIRGIN MARY/ SAINTS
ITALIANS |
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VIRGIN MARY: MOTHER OF JESUS OF NAZZARATH
SAINTS: HOLY MEN
-SO MANY SAINTS THAT YOU ARE BOUND TO BE RELATTED TO ONE. THEY ARE TRUSTED |
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BEADED NECKLACE
EACH BEAD REPRESENTS A PRAYER
CARRIED AT ALL TIMES |
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BELIEVED IN MAGIC TO HELP THEM
COULD WISH ANYTHING TO ASSIST YOU |
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Southern italians concept
-when you pay taxes to the catholic church
-when you donate to the poor --> tithe |
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RETURN MIGRATION
ITALIANS |
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the southern italians in US want to return to s. italy when the conditions become better
they dont |
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birds of flight
they go back and forth a lot |
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ethnic enclaves in boston and NYC |
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man who finds you work within your family |
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women work in sweat shops established by ash jews
children work in factories instead of going to school |
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villiages for FAMILIES ONLY |
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MUTUAL AID SOCITIES
ITALIANS |
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families that decide to link together to help one another out |
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not considered organized crime by italians
a group for refuge |
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what italians believed organized crime to be |
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myth that all italians are involved in organized crime |
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real journals lying about organized crime to the public |
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disappears when it comes to america |
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BLUE COLLAR WORK
ITALIANS |
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skilled but not highly educated
police fireman |
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NATIVISM/XENOPHOBIA
immigration |
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nativism: hatred of immigrants
xeno: fear of immigrants --> leads to action against |
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NEW IMMIGRANTS
IMMIGRANTS |
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too many people were coming in
-WASPs were scaared of losing power
-something had to be done |
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immigrant proscessing center for new immigrants
-designed to count immigrants
-class based |
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ALIEN AND SEDITION ACTS OF 1798
IMMIGRANTS |
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we can deport you if you are an illegal |
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Naturlization Act of 1870
immigrant |
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limits citizenship to whites and blacks
-for the chinese to be banned |
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PAGE ACT of 1875
immgrant |
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prevents "undesirables" from getting citizenship
such a loose term --> chinese and prostitutes |
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Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 |
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the chinese are banned from immigration to US
first act against a specific type |
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CHAE CHAN PING V US
immigration |
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says the chinese exclusion act is unconstitutional
US won and said we could pass whatever we wanted |
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Immigration Act of 1921
1st
immigration |
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quota act
limits to 3% of 1910 census |
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immigration act of 1924
(LBJ)
2nd
Immigration |
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limits to 2% of 1890 census |
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EXCEPTIONS
IMMIGRATION LAWS |
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-both have exceptions
-anyone who we considered our neighbor (Hispanics) we did not include -> they had to do our cheap labor
-still have to go through immigration process |
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Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965
immigration law |
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divided the world into hemispheres east and west,certain amounts allowed from each hemisphere
-attempts to equalify the quotas
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HEMISPHERES
immigration laws |
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east and west
170000 from east 120000 from west
now based on skill as to who could come over |
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these hemispheres began to question illegals |
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Immigration Reform and Control Act fo 1986
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reagan realized immigrants are coming and taking jobs
leads to BURDEN OF PROOF |
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BURDEN OF PROOF
IMMIGRANTS |
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employers had to have their employees' proof of citizenship
-drivers license and social |
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o every person can come in and admit they are here illegal and begin to the process of becoming illegal
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Immigration act of 1990
immigrants |
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what we live by right now
-took away quotas
-have to have visas
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apply to lottery for citizenship
people drawn must come on a specific date and cannot bring anyone else |
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FAMILY VISA JOB VISA DIVERSITY VISA
italians |
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Family- if there is a personal living in the US, they can apply for their immediate family to come in
job: if you have a specific skill you can come in
-actors and sports players
diversity visa:if a country is created out of no where, people are not represented in the US, but they will grant a visa
-rare but it shows diversity among country
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US Citizenship and Immiration services
immigration laws |
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-now 2 different agencies
-everyone must have visa
-residency
-political asylum
-citizenship test |
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2 types
immigrant and non immigrant
everyone must have one |
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immigrant: plans to stay
nonimmigrant: just for visiting, time sensitive |
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immigrant visa
-if you have someone you are going to marry in the US |
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-nonimmigrant
-for students
-some may allow work, but some dont |
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I-485
GREEN CARD
$1500
many are turned down
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Citizenship Test
immigation |
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5 years of permanent residence first
-most people are turned down to take the test
-can be taken in any language |
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1: region they identify
2:must be colonized by the spainish
3: mix of 3 cultures
4: religion--> practice same religion
5: language --> all speak spanish |
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not white or black,
from the original country |
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Spanish Colonization
mexican |
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mexico was colonized by spain |
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SPANISH V ENGLISH colonization
mexican |
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spanish wanted to spread christianity
english wanted to develop an ethnic hierarchy |
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white (spanish)
mestizo
mulatto
mexican
black |
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1st mexican movement
moves to TX Arizona New mexico Cali |
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catholics trying to spread christianity in little towns |
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american expansion into mexico |
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started because we want texas back and we said just give it to us or were gonna take over alot more space |
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treaty of guadalupe hidalgo
mexico |
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we buy a shit load of land
-the mestizos living on the land are granted instant citizenship
-they didnt want this.... |
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No cruzamos a linea. La linea nos cruzo a nosotros!
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we did not cross the line. the line crossed us |
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push factor for the second wave of mexicans |
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mexican workers , no money, work constantly |
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the idea of guest workers
the US brings you to a farm and then brings you home |
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not actually controlled by US --> vigilantes |
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automatically deporte baased on image |
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eisenhower brings racial profiling to a government level |
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REFORM AND CONTROL ACT
mexico |
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clinton
40 miles of 14 ft fence
dumb bc they can go around it |
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SPANISH AMERICAN WAR
cubans |
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we say we wont take over cuba after we help free them from spain
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Fulgencio Batista
"puppet dictator"
cuba |
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the dictator we put in place --> turned psycho |
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starts out as a nationalist leader and says he loves cuba and will help them with their awful situaiton |
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26th of July Movement
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Fidel is going to win the new dictator and says he will get rid of Batista |
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SOCIALIST/COMMUNIST REVOLUTION
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CASTRO SAYS HE IS GOING TO BE A COMMUNIST NOW |
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first wave of cubans to come over --> whites upper class, wealthy |
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CUban american adjustment act
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cubans are granted refugee status
granted permanent residency |
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cubans are granted 1.2 billion to begin lives here
FIRST TIME EVER |
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"freedom flights" freedom fliers |
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golden exile fund flights to bring the second wave over
refugee status given, but not the loans |
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the cubans goal is to get to peru ,they can leave from there |
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fidel allows anyone to leave through this one port.
cubans and americns come to port to pick ip these people |
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3rd wave!
no money, dark skinned
look like they come from jail
fidel says they are all criminals |
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represented cuban organized crime |
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4th wave
these people come on rafts |
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haitians are black
4th wave |
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1994 US-Cuban Immigration Agreement |
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20,000 visas
end refugee
nonwelcoming
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if caught in water, sent back to cuba
if you can make it to land you're good |
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Little Havana/Calle Ocho
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heleps the cubans to assimilate |
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