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Unit 5 Lesson 3: Immigrant Children

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McGraw Hill - Imagine It - 4th grade

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"Yearning" means about the same as

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A synonym for 'dreaded' is

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At the entry ports, helpers 'translated' many questions and answers. This means the helpers

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Some immigrants demanded better 'wages'. 'Wages' are

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Unions organized marches and held 'strikes'. 'Strikes' are

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Where was the busiest station for immigrants located?

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Why were immigrants marked on their clothes with chalk?

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What happened to the immigrants after their eye exam?

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Why did both immigrants and native-born Americans go west after 1862?

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People from Asia mostly landed in what port?

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Why did many immigrants come to the United States?

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How was coming to America for immigrants like going to the moon?

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Why did so many immigrants from Sweden and Norway often settle in the Midwest?

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What event caused states to pass laws against child labor?

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What happened to immigrants who failed inspection?