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Immigration American History:     more books (100)

The History and Immigration of Asian Americans by Franklin Ng, 1998 The history of Franco-American immigration into New England by Michael J Guignard, 1971 The significance of immigration in American history by Arthur Meier Schlesinger, 1921 American Labor and Immigration History, 1877-1920s: Recent Euorpean Research Coming to America (Second Edition): A History of Immigration and Ethnicity in American Life by Roger Daniels, 2002-11-01 A Companion to American Immigration (Blackwell Companions to American History) R. Daniels's Coming to America (Second Edition) 2nd(second) edition (Coming to America (Second Edition): A History of Immigration and Ethnicity in American Life [Paperback])(2002) by R. Daniels, 2002 Encyclopedia Of North American Immigration (Facts on File Library of American History) by John Powell, 2005-03-31 Almost All Aliens Immigration Race And Colonialism In American History And Identity - 2007 publication. by Paul Spickard, 2007 East European Jews in America, 1880-1920: Immigration and Adaptation: American Jewish History (3 Parts) Immigration: Opposing Viewpoints (American History Series) Twentieth-Century Immigration to the United States (American History) by Stuart A. Kallen, 2009-12-21 Immigration and American Diversity: A Social and Cultural History (Problems in American History) by Donna Gabaccia, 2002-03-19 Immigration As a Factor in American History

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81. National Museum Of American History: Virtual Exhibitions
    Topics include prewar Japanese american immigration and culture internment process, Japanese american wartime service Experience the history, search through more  
    http://americanhistory.si.edu/ve/
    
    Extractions: The sites listed here tell a variety of stories about America's past, from the Star-Spangled Banner to submarines to the Sixties. They also chronicle the evolution of the Web itself, from the Museum's earliest online efforts (found towards the bottom of the list), to today's more sophisticated sites. We also invite you to learn about our online collections or see what exhibitions are currently on view at the museum. Marking the 50-year anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision that helped to end segregation in public schools, this site examines the Brown v. Board of Education case and shows why it represented a turning point in the history of race relations in the United States. Learn about the history of segregation and meet the key players who fought to legally overturn it. The site includes a bibliography, resources for teachers, and a Reflections area where visitors may tell their own stories. View the custom-built kitchen from chef Julia Child's Cambridge, Massachusetts home as reconstructed at the National Museum of American History. Visitors to the site can explore all corners of the kitchen with a special panorama feature and look behind the scenes at a selection of Julia's kitchen tools and equipment. In addition the site is generously peppered with audio and video clips of Julia sharing her kitchen wisdom. To learn the behind-the-scenes story of how the Museum acquired this morsel of culinary history, be sure to also visit the preview site

82. WestWeb: Western History Resource
    You Are Here Mapping the american West. The Settled West Towns and Communities in Western history. The Immigrants West European immigration and Ethnicity in the  
    http://www.library.csi.cuny.edu/westweb/

83. History Of Migration And Immigration Laws In The United States
    and the liberal democracy it upholds; Asian american culture is the site of remembering, in which the recognition of Asian immigrant history in the present  
    http://www.umass.edu/complit/aclanet/USMigrat.html
    
    Extractions: almost all, at one time or another, been excluded from U.S. citizenship. (Recent refugees and immigrants from Southeast Asia in the wake of Vietnam War constitute an exception.)" (From Sau-ling Cynthia Wong, Reading Asian American Literature: From Necessity to Extravagance. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1993, 5). "The McCarran-Walter Act establishes the basic laws of U.S. citizenship and immigration. This act, also known as the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, has undergone several changes since its adoption. Originally, the law admitted only a certain number of immigrants of each nationality. But a law passed by Congress in 1965 gave preference to immigrants with skills needed in the United States and to close relatives of U.S. citizens. A 1990 law continued these preferences. Aliens must be admitted as legal immigrants to get U.S. citizenship. People who flee to the United States after being officially certified as refugees may receive immigrant status" (World Book Encyclopedia)Naturalization Act (1790)

84. The Frontier In American History: Chapter VIII
    for the proportion of foreign immigration was less This social history of the timber areas of Wisconsin original settlement of the native american pioneer farmer  
    http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/TURNER/chapter8.html
    
    Extractions: The elements that have contributed to the civilization of this region are therefore well worth consideration. To know the States that make up the Old NorthwestOhio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsinone must understand their social origins. By the close of this early period, in 1820, the settlement in Ohio had covered more or less fully all except the northwest corner of the State, and Indiana's formative period was well started. Here, as in Ohio, there was a large Southern element. But while the Southern stream that flowed into Ohio had its sources in Virginia, the main current that sought Indiana came from North Carolina; and these settlers were for the most part from the humbler classes. In the settlement of Indiana from the South two separate elements are distinguishable: the Quaker migration from North Carolina, moving chiefly because of anti-slavery convictions; the "poor white" stream, made up in part of restless hunters and thriftless pioneers moving without definite ambitions, and in part of other classes, such as former overseers, migrating to the new country with definite purpose of improving their fortunes. The northern two in this sisterhood of Northwestern States were the first to be entered by the French, but latest by the English settlers. Why Michigan was not occupied by New York men at an earlier period is at first sight not easy to understand. Perhaps the adverse reports of surveyors who visited the interior of the State, the partial geographical isolation, and the unprogressive character of the French settlers account for the tardy occupation of the area. Certain it is that while the southern tier of States was sought by swarms of settlers, Wisconsin and Michigan still echoed to Canadian boating-songs, and voyageurs paddled their birch canoes along the streams of the wilderness to traffic with the savages. Great Britain maintained the dominant position until after the War of 1812, and the real center of authority was in Canada.

85. Welcome To The Frontier Culture Museum
    Offers 17th, 18th and 19th century European and american history, featuring appropriate furnishings, crops, animals, foods, and a staff of costumed interpreters that help create a living illustration of life in Europe before immigration to America. Includes hours, admission, membership, calendar of events, educational programs, newsletter and directions. Located in Staunton.  
    http://www.frontiermuseum.org/

86. Organization Of American Historians
    Historical Construction of Racism to american Nationalism in Historic Sites to Interpret Women s history, the OAH OAH and the immigration and Ethnic history  
    http://www.oah.org/
    
    Extractions: Wednesday June 09 2004 Click here for . . . About OAH Advertising Announcements Committees Contact Us Give to OAH History Web Links Journal of American History Job Listings Lectureship Magazine of History Mailing Lists Meetings Membership Member Benefits and Services OAH Newsletter Publications Recent Scholarship Search Talking History Teaching Resources The Organization of American Historians promotes excellence in the scholarship, teaching, and presentation of American history, and encourages wide discussion of historical questions and equitable treatment of all practitioners of history. Welcome! The Organization of American Historians is the largest learned society devoted to the study of American history. Since its founding in 1907 as the Mississippi Valley Historical Association, the OAH has promoted the study and teaching of the American past through its many activities. The work of the organization is supported primarily through the contributions of its membership . We invite you to learn more about the organization and encourage you to support its efforts by becoming a member today 2004 OAH Regional Meeting In 2004 OAH, in conjunction with Georgia State University Department of History and the Georgia Association of Historians, will host its second

87. NCSS DataBank: Social Issues In American History: Immigration
    Social Issues in american history immigration. Thursday, March 21 2002 @ 0107 PM EST. Contributed by Admin immigration, a release  
    http://databank.ncss.org/article.php?story=20020321130729953&mode=print

88. Immigration Station History
    its history to light and to make its lessons part of our national dialogue about the complicated intersection of race, immigration and the american identity.  
    http://www.aiisf.org/history
    
    Extractions: Become a Friend of the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation and help us accomplish our mission of preserving and restoring the station and educating the public on the role of this Pacific gateway to America. Click here to join us Between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, millions of people in numbers which have not been seen since came to America in pursuit of a better, freer life. On the east coast, most of the huddled masses were met by the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. On the west coast, between 1910 and 1940, most were met by the wooden buildings of Angel Island. These immigrants were Australians and New Zealanders, Canadians, Mexicans, Central and South Americans, Russians, and in particular, Asians. There, during this period of the great migrations, they would meet with a reception quite unlike that given to European immigrants on the East Coast. The reasons for this reception, and the story of this journey, as usual, have their roots in the past. Background to Exclusion The question soon arose of how to actually implement the Chinese Exclusion Act. Initially, customs service officers individually and arbitrarily administered Exclusion; in time, procedures became standardized and as they did, Exclusion enforcement eventually fell upon the Bureau of Immigration, forerunner of today's

89. Federation For American Immigration Reform ( FAIR )
    Working to help the american public convince Congress that United States immigration must be reduced. Information and links on a wide variety of immigrationrelated topics.  
    http://www.fairus.org/
    
    Extractions: CAgateway('fair'); Select an Immigration Issue Legal Immigration Reform Illegal Immigration National Security Labor and Economics Environment Immigration and Society A new report from FAIR shows how Arizona's illegal immigrant population is costing the state's taxpayers more than $1 billion. Get the full report here FAIR report: Immigration and Income Inequality exposes how the American middle class is shrinking as the foreign born population rapidly expands. New Census numbers show that immigration is continuing to fuel rapid U.S. population growth. FAIR has a number of issue papers about how immigration is negatively affecting our environment.

90. CARECEN-N.Y.
    Updates on human rights in Central America and immigration laws in the United States.  
    http://www.icomm.ca/carecen/
    
    Extractions: The Central American Refugee Center (CARECEN-N.Y.) is a non-profit immigration and human rights organization serving the refugee community on Long Island and throughout southern New York State. Since our founding in 1983 CARECEN has worked to protect the civil rights of immigrants, increase understanding between the native born and newcomer communities, and raise awareness of the interaction of human rights disasters and immigration.

91. AAWS Home Page
    Provides immigration visa processing assistance. Sacramento, CA  
    http://www.aawstess.com/
    
    Extractions: WORLDWIDE SERVICES Mission Statement - To provide the finest, most efficient immigration visa processing assistance available at a reasonable price. Background - American Asian Worldwide Services also known as AAWS, has been providing immigration visa processing assistance since 1979. Every immigration visa petition that we have processed has been approved. Immigration Service Travel and Other Services - AAWS offers travel reservation and other services to our clients. Tessie L. Peeler

92. American Immigration Center - Immigration, Green Cards And Information
    Download application to participate in the diversity visa lottery.  
    http://www.dotcomgreencard.com/

93. American Immigration Center - Immigration, Green Cards And Information
    Vendor of doit-yourself kits, forms and Green Card lottery service.  
    http://www.us-immigration.com/

94. Home Page
    Advocacy on behalf of Haitian Nationals for immigration relief.  
    http://hagcoalition.freehosting.net
    
    Extractions: Home Page Contact Us Page Contact Page Favorite Links Page ... Report of the U.S State Department on Haitian Refugees WELCOME TO THE HOME OF THE HAITIAN-AMERICAN GRASSROOTS COALITION Wanting to get involved in the struggle to free Haitian Refugees indefinitely detained by the Bush Administration? Yes, you can help by volunteering in our local and national efforts. THe Haitian-American Grassroots Coalition in Florida and other sympathizers around the nation are coordinating a national rally in Washington DC during the month of May in order to bring the plight of Haitian Refugees at forefront in the national debate. Although the Aristide Government and the State Department maintained that the Refugees are just fleeing for harsh economic conditions in Haiti, evidence of Haitian Refugees persecution by the Lavalas Government suggest otherwise.

95. American Expats In The UK - Bringing The American Community Together Around The
    Dedicated to assisting americans living in or planning a move to the United Kingdom. Provides information on immigration and visas, transportation, pets, utilities, moving tips, driving, britishisms and what they mean to the american, clubs and organizations with descriptions and contact numbers.  
    http://www.americanexpats.co.uk

96. Listing Of Directory: /mommybaddest/
    Personal story of an american immigrating to marry a Canadian.  
    http://hometown.aol.com/mommybaddest

97. American Nationalist Union
    Includes platform, issues of the Nationalist Times, a news service and bookstore. Organization opposes free trade, immigration and the United Nations. Founded in 1995.  
    http://www.anu.org
    
    Extractions: Not a Subscriber, Subscribe Today ! - Already a Subscriber, Sign In Tell A Friend Site Search Site Map ... Articles Founded in 1995, the American Nationalist Union is the largest nationalist political organization in the United States. Our monthly newspaper, The Nationalist Times, promotes a common sense, intelligent and passionate alternative to the reigning ideological orthodoxy. This website is dedicated to returning Liberty to the Land by helping the American People liberate themselves from the elites who have manipulated and plundered the People and the Constitution in order to attain total power for themselves. For nearly three years, the Bush administration has resorted to the most preposterous fictions to define either locales or categories of people to whom the law does not apply. If you connect the dots, the torture at Abu Ghraib is part of a larger slide toward tyranny as the Bush administration tries...

98. American Education Evaluation Institute
    Educational and employment credential evaluations for US immigration, employment, licensing, and military services.  
    http://www.educationevaluations.com/

99. AILA - The Professional Organization For Immigration Lawyers
    AILA is a national bar association of over 5,400 attorneys who practice and teach immigration law.  
    http://www.aila.org
    
    Extractions: Philadelphia, PA On-site registration opens at 5:00pm on June 9 in the Franklin Hall at the Philadelphia Marriott. The fun kicks off Wednesday evening with the Grand Opening Gala in the Exhibit Hall. A convenient weekend registration option is also available, for those who can not attend the full conference.

100. Immigration... Introduction
     Image of a Native american man. Image of an African lady. Image of a Cuban man. Image of a Polish man. Picture of clock click to view global immigration timeline.  
     http://memory.loc.gov/learn/features/immig/introduction.html
     
     Extractions: This feature presentation introduces teachers and students to the topic of Immigration. In this section, the introduction, you will find an overview of the feature, a guide to navigation , and credits You, Whoever You Are You, whoever you are!... All you continentals of Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, indifferent of place!

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