Period 4.2 SAQ: Immigration

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3 questions

Directions: Please read SAQ 4.2 carefully and write your response in the space provided for Parts A, B, and C based on your understanding of Chapter 14. In order to simulate real-test conditions, please do not use your textbook reading or outside resources.

Remember that you will be graded as a group on the following scale:

All writing should be in your own words. Copying-and-pasting from the internet is considered academic plagiarism and will result in an automatic F (50%), which is a worse grade than if you don't write anything at all. 

When in doubt, cite your historical knowledge of this topic as fact! You got this!

Period 4.2 SAQ: Immigration

Last updated over 1 year ago

3 questions

Directions: Please read SAQ 4.2 carefully and write your response in the space provided for Parts A, B, and C based on your understanding of Chapter 14. In order to simulate real-test conditions, please do not use your textbook reading or outside resources.

Remember that you will be graded as a group on the following scale:

All writing should be in your own words. Copying-and-pasting from the internet is considered academic plagiarism and will result in an automatic F (50%), which is a worse grade than if you don't write anything at all. 

When in doubt, cite your historical knowledge of this topic as fact! You got this!

Briefly explain how ONE major historical factor contributed to the change depicted on the graph.

Briefly explain ONE major historical factor that resulted from the change depicted on the graph.

Briefly explain ANOTHER specific historical effect that resulted from the change depicted on the graph.

Before you click submit, double-check your response above:
Did you remember to ACE each part of the SAQ?
Did you write in COMPLETE sentences? Bullet point answers will not be accepted.
Have you cited any specific key terms as examples, e.g. events, groups of people, concepts, historical figures
Do you have any vague words like "they" or "it"? If so, go back and replace with more specific key terms.