Immigration Basics
Immigrant Communities
Then and Now
Becoming American
American Culture
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What is a person called who moves to a new country?

An immigrant

100

Why did immigrants live near people from their country?

Same language

100

How do we talk to faraway family today?

Phone or Internet

100

Do immigrants learn English?

Yes

100

What food is America’s culture like?

Salad bowl

200

Where did many immigrants move in the 1800s?

America

200

Which cities did the Irish move to?

Boston and New York

200

Name a place new immigrants come from today.

Mexico

200

What do immigrants add to?

America

200

What fabric is it also like?

Patchwork quilt

300

Why was it hard to talk to family long ago?

No Internet or phone

300

Where were the farmers from in the 1870s?

Germany, Norway, Sweden

300

Can people visit home more easily now?

Yes

300

What two cultures do immigrants connect to?

Old and new

300

Why is it called a salad bowl?

Cultures mix together

400

What kind of travel didn’t exist back then?

Airplanes

400

Where did they move in the U.S.?

Midwest and Great Plains

400

Who helps new immigrants today?

Other immigrants

400

What did some people think about immigrants?

They wouldn’t fit in

400

What do immigrants’ kids join?

American community

500

What was moving to America like in the 1800s?

Like moving to the moon

500

Name two countries immigrants came from in the early 1900s.

Italy and Russia

500

What kind of vehicle helps us visit home?

Airplanes

500

How were some immigrants treated?

Unfairly

500

What do immigrants bring to America?

Culture

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