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Yes and no. There was only a few Asian-Indians in the US before the Luce-Celler act of 1946 which then allowed 100 Indians immigrating to the US per year (still not a lot I know) - because they were such a minority there was no need to legislatively discriminate against them; so they didn't use 'colored' bathrooms and district etc. Also many were educated which wasappreciateda great deal in the north, whilst there wasmiscegenationlaws in many states up until 1969 this was not specifically targeted at Indians and many probably could have gotten away withinterracialmarriage - especially Brahmin Indians who look very fair skinned and are often mistaken as Europeans. I don't doubt there was some petty discrimination; but as a generally there was no formal segregation against Indians sanctioned by the government.
What else can I help you with?
How was society segregated in the 1930s in the southern US?
whites and blacks were segregated harshly.
Where in the US is still segregated?
Nowhere.
Who was president of the us when the us entered the war?
which president wanted to keep the US out of WW1
What was segregated between white and blacks in the south in 1950's US?
Nova Net Right?if soracial segregation
How did US Supreme Court rulings after Reconstruction weaken African-Americans' civil rights?
They segregated them and denied their voting rights.
How was society segregated in the 1930s in the southern US?
whites and blacks were segregated harshly.
How many asian-indians live in US?
As of the most recent data, there are approximately 4 million Asian Indians living in the United States. This population has been growing steadily over the past few decades, primarily due to immigration and family reunification. Asian Indians represent one of the largest Asian American groups in the country, contributing significantly to various fields, including technology, healthcare, and academia.
Where in the US is still segregated?
Nowhere.
What is a sentence using the word segregated?
It took us all day, but we finally segregated the myriad of machine parts.
Were the Us's armies segregated during world war2?
yes................
Are Syrians considered Asian Indian or other Asian?
Syria is part the middle east and so Syria is also part of Asia such as Pakistan and Palestine Afghanistan and Iran . In the uk they are considered Asian, but in the us they are considered Arab. Hope that answers your question :)
What was the last segregated prom held in the US?
From what I can find, it looks like the last Segregated prom was held in Montgomery County, Georgia, in 2009.
Which US state has the highest population density of Asian Indians?
New Jersey (in suburbs of New York City), with approximately 250,000 Indians, out of 8.7 million total population and approximately 7,700 square miles in area.
Were there segregated units of the army in World War 2?
If the question refers to the US Army, all units were segregated according to race. A white unit was all-white. A black unit had black enlisted and NCOs commanded by white officers, as did the Japanese-American 442nd Regiment. Racial segregation in the US Army did not end until the Truman Administration during the Korean War. In WW2, I think there was a small unit of American Indians from various tribes, part of the 101st Airborne division, but they were also segregated from the white soldiers. The Indians were "Code Talkers". Only the Marine "Windtalkers" Navahos are really known, but the Army used individuals of different tribes for the same reason.
What date US entered World War 1?
The US entered the war on April 6,1917
When US entered world 2?
the US entered the WW2 when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour
Who did the us trade with before they entered World War 1?
the US traded with indians before world war one they traded such things and donkey hide and muskets for such thing s as buffalo horns and wine bottles.
