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100

What is immigration?

The act of moving from one country to another country. 

100

Who is the island named after?

Samuel Ellis

100

What was the primary way immigrants traveled to Ellis Island?

By Steamboat

100

Where did most Ellis Island immigrants come from?

Europe

100

How long did each medical inspection take?

about 6 seconds

200

What are push factors? and give one example

These are the reasons immigrants choose to leave the country they are living in.

Examples: Food shortage, War, Corruption, etc.

200

How much did New York State pay to buy the island in 1808?

$10,000

200

How many national parks are there?

400

200

What was the name of the immigration station in California?

Angel Island

200

How many days did it take to immigrant from Europe to get to Ellis Island by Steamboat?

10 Days

300

What was the Ship's manifest?

The list of all the passengers on the boat.

300

What president wanted to preserve Ellis Island?

Lyndon B. Johnson

300

What was the name given to the waiting room immigrants sat in before inspection?

The Great Hall

300

What was the only physical test given to immigrants entering Ellis Island?

Eye Exam to look for Trachoma

300

How much money would an immigrant come with to buy a place to live?

Depending on the year $10-$50

400

What is a contagious disease?Give one example named in the video

One that can easily spread from one person to another

Examples: Covid, Strep Throat, Common Cold

400

What was the Board of Special Inquiry Hearing Room Used for?

To interview immigrants further who did not pass the original inspection. Immigrants who may not have had enough money or story did not make sense.

400

True or False: Translators were provided for immigrants who did not speak English.

True

400

Why did the immigrants get quizzed?

To see if they were telling the truth about who they were.

400

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ICELAND :) 

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500

What are pull factors? and give one example

Things that attract people to a new country.

Examples: Jobs, Weather, Safety

500

In what two wars was Ellis Island used as a military base? *Must get both*

The war of 1812 and The Civil War

500

When did the statue of liberty become a national monument?

1924

500

What were two questions you could of been asked during the legal inspection? 

- Where would you live in the United States?

- Were you going to be staying with someone?

- How much money did you have?

- Have you been to prison?

500

How many people went through Ellis Island ALTOGETHER?

12 million

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