Statue of Liberty
This is another word for crown
What is Diadem?
longing or missing one's home
What is homesick?
blanket made of pieces of fabric and featuring decorative stitching.
What is QUILT?
traditional Japanese robe-like garment with wide sleeves and a broad sash.
What is a kimono?
This is a center that processed immigrants during the late 1800's and early 1900's.
What is Ellis Island?
A fire carried on sticks or poles as portable lights.
What is a torch
A person who permanently moves to a new country.
What is an immigrant?
The least expensive sleeping accommodations on a passenger ship.
What is steerage?
A headscarf worn by a Russian woman.
What is a babushka?
This is the way many immigrants traveled to New York to come to America.
What is a steamship?
These ar metal bands used for binding wrists or ankles of a prisoner or animal.
What are shackles?
Being able to use two languages equally well.
What is bilingual?
The state of being poor.
What is poverty?
Braided bread eaten on Jewish holidays.
What is challah?
Most immigrants came to New York from countries such as: Ireland, Russia and Italy located on this continent.
What is Europe?
This is another name for Freedom.
What is liberty?
in, from or having to do with a country that is not one's own.
What is foreign?
A chance for something better.
What is opportunity?
a canopy or small roof-used over a bride and groom at a wedding.
What is a huppah?
In any story, this is the title for the person telling the story.
What is a narrator?
The Statue of Liberty is also known as the ______of
exile.
What is Mother?
Having to do with a large group of people with a shared culture, language, or religion race or national heritage.
What is ethnic?
This means to share knowledge.
What is enlighten?
Traditional Mexican food, we often now serve on Tuesdays.
What is a taco?
When you read a story and the print has , " " said Fred. We call it this
What is dialouge or quotations.