People who made History
What was the fruit the Kim Brothers sold in order to donate money for the Independence Movement?
Nectarines
What were two reasons why life in California was better than life in Hawaii?
Acceptable answers: Higher pay, Able to live together with Family, United Community, More Educational opportunities for Kids
What did the founder of the organization, KNA, say was the most important thing for them to do?
Maintain a good reputation by living with dignity
What was the solution Korean Immigrants thought of to the banning of marriage between Asians and Americans?
(Bonus Question for 50 points): What was the process of this?
Picture Brides
Bonus Question Answer: Bride was sent pictures, she would select one to be her husband, he received her picture, he would decide if he accepts, she would move to America, they would get married
Who was the "Rice King"?
(Bonus Question for 50 points): What was his name?
A Korean Immigrant in California who was successful with farming rice, donated money, and established the Willows Korean Aviation School.
Bonus Question Answer: 김종림 (Kim Jong-rim)
What was the name of the camp where it was said more than 200 Korean Americans lived?
(Bonus Question for 20 points): What time was the recommended bedtime?
파차파 캠프 (Pachappa Camp)
Bonus Question Answer: 9 PM
What was one reason women left Korea as picture brides and move to the US?
What are two things that KNA did?
(Bonus Question for 25 points): What was the name of the founder?
Acceptable Answers: Financial aid, Helped with students entering country, Represented Koreans, Worked to continued the Korean Identity (keep culture, etc)
Bonus Question Answer: 도산 안창호 (Ahn Changho)
What organization did 강혜원 (Kim Sarah) found (100 points), and what did they do (200 points)?
The Korean Patriotic Women's Association (대한여자애국단), which supported Korean Independence with members donating $3 monthly, and sent relief funds to people in Korea
How did the opening of Angel Island change things for Korean Immigrants living in Hawaii?
Many Korean Immigrants left Hawaii for the better opportunities in San Francisco.
What happened at Hemet Valley in 1913?
(Bonus Question for 25 points): What were the Korean immigrants reaction when they were offered compensation from the US government, for the work they were denied earlier?
They faced discrimination where workers surrounded Asians and denied them from working on the farm.
Bonus Question Answer: They responded saying that they did not want to be treated as Japanese, and stated because they moved before the 1910 annexation they weren't Japanese subjects.
What did picture brides start making as both a boycott and for saving money for funding the Korean Independence Movement?
Soy Sauce