Movement in 1910-1920's

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203 History class. Movement in the early 1910-1920's
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Movement in 1910-1920's
  1. Problem: Nativists feared that immigrants would negatively transform the American society
    1. Ways that it could impact America:
      1. catholic, Orthodox. Jewish
        1. Wont be loyal
          1. Threat to jobs
            1. Communists
              1. Blamed for slums and crimes
              2. We can restrict entry by:
                1. 1924: 25 of 1980
                  1. 1921: 3% of 1910 Census
                    1. Immigration Act of 1917: The Literacy Test. Barred Asiatics
                    2. We can Americanize immigrants already living in America
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