Immigration Test

Immigration Test

Answer each question thoroughly and use complete sentences if necessary.

published on October 27, 2013
1/10

What did the Toga and pose on and of the Statue of Liberty represent?

Her femininity; escaping from England
Universal Legislator; The breaking away of Tyranny
Universal Legislator; the welcoming from Ellis Island
2/10

Why was it harder for the second wave of immigrants to assimilate than the first wave?

3/10

What were two pull factors to America? (Two answers are needed)

Hint: 2 choices
Land
Revolution
Freedom
4/10

What did the Statue of Liberty's torch represent?

Lighting the way through the dark
Lighting the way through the water
Lighting the way to freedom
5/10

Why were immigrants deported?

They had a disease, were criminals, or disrespected the Constitution
They didn't speak English
They had no family members already living in the US
6/10

What did the statue of Liberty's crown represent?

The seven continents
Her royalty
Her openness
7/10

What were the problems in cities?

8/10

What were 2 requirements in the Naturalization Test?

Hint: 2 choices
You must have job experience
You must be 18 years or older
You must have lived in the U.S. for 5 years
9/10

What does assimilation mean?

The process of becoming part of another culture
A bacterial infection in the eye
The rapid growth of city populations
10/10

What happened when immigrants got to Ellis Island

They looked for jobs
They ate good food
They were medically examed and asked 29 quesions