The Burlingame Treaty, signed in 1868 between the United States and China, facilitated increased Immigration from China to the U.S. One significant effect of the treaty was the establishment of a framework for the protection of Chinese immigrants' rights, allowing them to work and reside in America. However, this influx eventually led to growing anti-Chinese sentiment and discriminatory legislation, such as the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
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the effect was that it persuaded people to help fight and stand up for their rights and some people joined them in the war
*George III crowned 1760 *The Proclamation of 1763 *The Sugar and Stamp Acts 1764-1765 *The Townshend Acts 1767 *The Boston Massacre 1770 *The Intolerable Acts 1773 *The American Revolutionary War begins 1775 *The Declaration of Independence 1776 *The Treaty of Paris 1783
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