Ellis island
Angel island
Iowa immigration
Citizenship
100

What is Ellis Island?

This U.S. immigration station opened in 1892 in New York Harbor.

100

What is California?

This immigration station was located in this U.S. state.

100

What is Germany?

Many early immigrants to Iowa came from this European country, famous for its beer and cheese.

100

What are the 50 states?

The number of stars on the U.S. flag represents this.

200

What is Europe?

Most immigrants coming through Ellis Island were from this continent.

200

What is Asia?

Angel Island mostly processed immigrants from this region.

200

What is farmland or agricultural jobs?

Immigrants often settled in Iowa for this reason.

200

What is naturalization?

One way to become a U.S. citizen if you were born in another country.

300

What is further medical inspection?

Immigrants were checked for diseases and sometimes marked with chalk for this.

300

What is weeks or even months?

Immigrants at Angel Island were often held for this long.

300

What are Germans?

The city of Davenport is known for a large population of this immigrant group.

300

What are U.S. history and government (civics)?

Naturalization applicants must pass a test on this.

400

What is the "Island of Tears"?

The nickname for Ellis Island due to its emotional moments for immigrants.

400

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

Many Chinese immigrants were detained due to this 1882 law

400

What is Mexico

Iowa saw new immigrants arrive in the 20th century from this Central American country.

400

What is voting in federal elections?

One of the rights of a U.S. citizen.

500

What is the Great Wave of Immigration?

Ellis Island was busiest during this major immigration wave, ending around 1924.

500

Some detained immigrants wrote these on the walls to express their feelings

What are poems?

500

Who are the Hmong or Vietnamese?

This group of refugees resettled in Iowa after the Vietnam War.

500

What is serving on a jury or obeying laws?

One of the responsibilities of U.S. citizenship.