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They passed the Chinese Exclusion Act because: -Chinese men were taking most of there jobs. -Americans didn't like the way they dressed or the religious ways of the Chinese. -Although this is false information Americans thought that Chinese men came here to make money and then go back to their home country to get women into prostitution or to help with that kind of business. -Americans thought that Chinese immigrants were payed less which helped them get jobs because they were cheaper to pay.
"I work on four-mou land [less than one acre, a larger than average holding] year in and year out, from dawn to dusk, but after taxes and providing for your own needs, I make $20 a year. You make that much in one day. No matter how much it cost to get there, or how hard the work is, America is still better than this."-A Chinese farmer
Immigrants moved to America mainly so they could make money. In America at the time there were many new factories and railroads that needed workers, and immigrants helped fill those positions. between 1890 and 1919, 39% of the population growth was because of immigration. I hope this helped?
Europeans and the African Americans were the largest group of immigrants
The Chinese system of writing was difficult to learn because it used a complex system of symbols. The Kanji of the Asian languages are difficult to master because one must learn the strokes and their order to execute it properly.
Chinese food, funny accents, and the Chinese language.
Aside from their work on the Transcontinental Railroad, Chinese immigrants were confined to low payi8ng, menial jobs. There was a lot of racism at the time, and Chinese immigrants were often set upon by mobs of whites who believed they were taking away jobs. Anti-Chinese activism became so intense that the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was passed, banning further Chinese immigrants.
The Chinese use a very difficult alphabet.
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Moving to America often provided religious freedom and job opportunities. Once they arrived, though, the American Dream was harder achieved than they thought, as the early 1900s proved to be very difficult for immigrants.
Chinese calligraphy is difficult to master because it takes thousands of hours of practice to get the muscle control to make the delicate strokes.
No Columbus discovered America first.
Because it was a poor area where it was difficult to make a living.
They passed the Chinese Exclusion Act because: -Chinese men were taking most of there jobs. -Americans didn't like the way they dressed or the religious ways of the Chinese. -Although this is false information Americans thought that Chinese men came here to make money and then go back to their home country to get women into prostitution or to help with that kind of business. -Americans thought that Chinese immigrants were payed less which helped them get jobs because they were cheaper to pay.
"I work on four-mou land [less than one acre, a larger than average holding] year in and year out, from dawn to dusk, but after taxes and providing for your own needs, I make $20 a year. You make that much in one day. No matter how much it cost to get there, or how hard the work is, America is still better than this."-A Chinese farmer
They made it because it was incredibly difficult to make books (all be hand, every book) before they had the printing press.
Immigrants moved to America mainly so they could make money. In America at the time there were many new factories and railroads that needed workers, and immigrants helped fill those positions. between 1890 and 1919, 39% of the population growth was because of immigration. I hope this helped?