Asian-American Immigration/Segregation

This bingo card has 3 images and 22 words: Racism and economic exploitation resulted in policies that denied schooling to Asians., In the 1940s Japanese Americans were held in concentration camps., Asian American school experiences paralleled those of African-Americans., More than 100,000 Japanese were put in camps during World War II., Chan Yong case ruled only "whites" could be naturalized. (1855), 19th Century immigration resulted in "China Towns", In 1943 congress rescinds Chinese Exclusion law which denied U.S. entry., Chinese-Americans had to attend schools for African Americans and Asian Indians went to schools for Mexican children, San Francisco schools demanded "Mongolian" Separation. Roosevelt threatened action., Pearl Harbor attack drew suspicion., The majority of Korean immigration was from those trying to escape Japanese rule., Despite being widely used, the term "Asian-Americans" doesn't celebrate the different Asian heritages., Free!, Naturalization act excludes Asians from Naturalized Citizenship. (1790), Local white leaders criticizedJapanese language skills for hindering the "Americanization" on children., The first Chinese migrants arrived in CA in the 1850s to join the gold rush., The Page Law forbade entry into the US for Chinese, Japanese, and Mongolian laborers., The term "Asians" includes people from India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Cambodia., It took over 160 years for U.S. leaders to decide citizenship wasn't restricted to "whites"., Connections can be made with modern concerns about those from Mexico and Muslims., Besides immigration to the US, the largest migration of Japanese was to South America. and Free!.

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