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What is a push factor in migration?

A factor that motivates people to migrate away from their home country

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What is a pull factor in migration?

A factor that motivates people to migrate to a new country

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Which of the following is a push factor for migration?

  1. Better Work Opportunities

  2. Religious Persecution

  3. Safety

  4. Land availability

Religious Persecution

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  1. Which event is considered a pull factor that motivated many to migrate to California in 1849?

California Gold Rush

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What was a significant reason why many Chinese immigrants came to America in the 1860s?

The opportunity to work on the railroads

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Which law passed in 1882 suspended the immigration of Chinese laborers to the United States?

Chinese Exclusion Act

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The Immigration Act of 1924 introduced what new policy regarding Asian immigration?

It placed quotas on Asian immigration and banned Japanese immigration

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The Magnuson Act, passed in 1943, did what for Chinese immigrants?

Allowed Chinese immigration for the first time since 1882

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Why did the United States begin relaxing immigration restrictions on Asians after World War II?

To prevent the spread of communism in Asian countries

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Which act officially ended the national quota system for immigration in the United States?

Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965

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The Civil Liberties Act of 1988 provided what to Japanese Americans who were interned during World War II?

$20,000 cash payments and an official apology

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Which of the following was not a reason for Chinese immigration to the U.S. in the mid-1800s?

The Immigration Act of 1924