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How did Irish immigrants feel coming to America?
they hated it and wnted to move back but they stayed for influential purposes
What was the goal of nativists?
To stop immigration =APEX
How did immigrants feel when leaving for America?
When immigrants were leaving for America, they were happy and scared. Immigrants were scared because they left everything they knew and did not know what they were going to see in America. Immigrants were happy because they were going to a land of opportunity and a better life.
What did nativists feel about the emergency quota act?
Nativists generally supported the Emergency Quota Act of 1921 because it significantly restricted immigration, particularly from Southern and Eastern Europe, which they viewed as a threat to American culture and values. They believed that limiting the number of immigrants would preserve the social fabric and economic opportunities for native-born Americans. The act reflected nativist sentiments by implementing a quota system based on national origins, favoring immigrants from Northern and Western Europe. Overall, nativists viewed the act as a victory in their efforts to curb immigration and promote a homogeneous American identity.
How did the Nativists feel about immigrants?
In scholarly studies "nativism" is a standard technical term. However, in public political discourse "nativist" is a term of opprobrium usually used by the opposition, and rarely by nativists themselves (they call themselves "patriots."). Anti-immigration is a more neutral term that may be used to characterize opponents of Immigration.Other words: They were completely and totally against it.
How did the nativists feel about the ability of immigrants to assimilate?
Nativists are people whom do not like and usually discriminate against immigrants. Therefore, they feel as if immigrants will not be able to truely assimilate into the new culture that they have arrived in, and will cause problems for society because of this.
How did Irish immigrants feel coming to America?
they hated it and wnted to move back but they stayed for influential purposes
What was the goal of nativists?
To stop immigration =APEX
How did polish feel about coming to America?
They feel good to america because they had freedom
How did immigrants feel when leaving for America?
When immigrants were leaving for America, they were happy and scared. Immigrants were scared because they left everything they knew and did not know what they were going to see in America. Immigrants were happy because they were going to a land of opportunity and a better life.
How did immigrants coming to Ellis Island feel when they were asked about their political beliefs?
Worried
How did nativists feel about immigration?
A wave of Immigration inspired nativist politicians to pass laws forcing immigrants to pass a literacy test, and to create a QUOTA SYSTEM. In other words they were completely against immigrants.
What effect did immigrants' fraternal lodges and religious institutions have their lives in America?
they helped immigrants feel more comfortable in thier new surroundings. (*NoVaNeT*)
What did nativists feel about the emergency quota act?
Nativists generally supported the Emergency Quota Act of 1921 because it significantly restricted immigration, particularly from Southern and Eastern Europe, which they viewed as a threat to American culture and values. They believed that limiting the number of immigrants would preserve the social fabric and economic opportunities for native-born Americans. The act reflected nativist sentiments by implementing a quota system based on national origins, favoring immigrants from Northern and Western Europe. Overall, nativists viewed the act as a victory in their efforts to curb immigration and promote a homogeneous American identity.
What effect did immigration fraternal lodges and religious institutions have on their lives in America?
they helped immigrants feel more comfortable in thier new surroundings. (*NoVaNeT*)
How do immigrants feel when coming to Australia?
Once the language barrier is breached, immigrants and the citizens of the receiving country almost always seem to get along a lot better. The language barrier causes communication problems. Communication problems lead to conflict.
How do the activities of these immigrant children support the argument that newcomers were taught to feel patriotism toward their adopted country?
WE can not answer your question because you have not told us which country the immigrants were coming to - what is the adopted country!
