Immigration & Urbanization #1

What were some of the primary push factors that led to waves of immigration to the United States in the early 20th century?

• Job opportunities and freedom

• Famine, poverty, war, and persecution

• Climate change and natural disasters

• Education and technological advancements

Which of the following was a key entry point for immigrants arriving on the West Coast?

• Ellis Island

• Plymouth Rock

• Liberty Island

• Angel Island

How did immigrants contribute to American culture during the early 20th century?

• They introduced diverse traditions, cuisines, and art.

• They isolated themselves from native-born citizens.

• They primarily maintained their original languages.

• They focused solely on economic contributions.

What was a significant consequence of the Great Migration for African Americans?

• They faced fewer job opportunities in northern cities.

• They returned to the rural South in large numbers.

• They escaped Jim Crow laws and found better economic opportunities.

• They did not contribute to cultural innovations.

Which technological advancement contributed to the physical transformation of cities?

•  The steam engine

• The electric trolley

• The horse-drawn carriage

•   The bicycle