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By building a bigger border fence, and tightening border security.
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What type of program did settlement house run to help immigrants adapt to their new country?
Settlement houses for immigrants ran Americanization programs to help them adapt.
Who provided Americanization programs for the new immigrants?
settlement houses
Who provide Americanization program for new immigrants?
The supreme court
What were some things the Americanization movement most help immigrants with?
newdiv
Why did progressive reformers institute the americanization effort?
Progressive reformers believed in Americanization because they felt that if immigrants assimilated into American society, it would make them more loyal as citizens. Progressive presidents included Theodore Roosevelt, and Woodrow Wilson.
Progressives that promoted Americanization efforts did what?
c - believed that assimilating immigrants would make them less loyal citizens
What role did schools play in the Americanization movement to assimilate immigrants?
They became the centers for the Americanzation process
What did Progressives that promoted Americanization efforts do?
c - believed that assimilating immigrants would make them less loyal citizens
Why did progressive reformers believed in Americanization?
They believed that assimilating immigrants into American society would make them more loyal and moral citizens => novanet
Americanization?
The influence of the U.S. on the culture of other countries. Also refers to the process of acculturation by immigrants or annexed populations to American customs and values.
How did immigrants respond to the melting-pot?
They established ghettos in areas of large concentrations of immigrants.
How did the Americanization movement seek to assimilate American immigrants into us culture?
The Americanization movement aimed to assimilate immigrants into U.S. culture by promoting English language proficiency, American civic values, and social norms. It often involved educational programs, community initiatives, and government policies designed to encourage immigrants to adopt a homogenized American identity. This movement sought to reduce ethnic differences and foster a sense of national unity, often at the expense of immigrants' original cultural identities.
