Concepts
This coalition was made up of various student groups at San Francisco State University
Third World Liberation Front
This period of time was known for strong anti-Asian sentiment. Many people feared Asian migration and saw them as a threat to Western labor markets, economies, and culture.
The Yellow Peril
This law required people to be "free white persons" to be eligible for citizenship
Naturalization Act of 1790
This ideology argued that the US had the "divine right" to expand westward.
Manifest Destiny
This was the nationalist movement in Korea in 1919
March 1st Movement
This document granted the US the following territories for $20 million: the Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico
Treaty of Paris, 1898
This theory and pseudoscience took Darwin's "survival of the fittest" and applied it to human populations.
Social Darwinism
This program allowed Filipinos to be educated in the US, but return back to the Philippines after their studies were completed.
The Pensionado Program, 1903.
The establishment of birthright citizenship is in regard to which Amendment in the Constitution?
14th
Historically, Asian Americans have often been seen as "unassimilable," frequently portrayed as this type of social figure.
Perpetual Foreigner
President McKinley gives this address to the people of the Philippines, claiming the US are "friends, not conquerors".
The Proclamation of Benevolent Assimilation
This act created the "Asiatic barred zones"
Immigration Act, 1917