began locating,processing, anddeportingMexicans who hadillegally enteredthe United StatesOperationWetbacklimited accessto U.S.citizenship towhiteimmigrantsNaturalizationAct of 1790heterogeneoussociety becomingmorehomogeneous,"melting together"with a commoncultureMeltingPotRestricted theimmigration ofmentally ill ordisabledpeopleImmigrationAct of 1907AllowedCitizenshipbyNaturalization BirthrightCitizenshipprimarily fromEastern andSouthernEuropeancountries such asItaly, Poland, andRussiaNewImmigrantsAll individualsborn inAmericagrantedcitizenshipCivilRights Actof 1866busiestimmigrantinspection andprocessingstation in theUnited StatesEllisIslandcreated theFederal RefugeeResettlementProgram for theeffectiveresettlement ofrefugeesTheRefugeeActProhibitedChineseimmigrantsfrom enteringthe USChineseExclusionActrequired employersto confirmemployees'immigration statusand made illegal tohire unauthorizedimmigrants knowinglyImmigrationReform andControl ActAllowedCubans tomigrate to USand becomecitizensCubanAdjustmentActcase thatcombatedthe Chineseexclusion ActUS V.WongKim ArkNativistpoliticalparty andmovementKnow-NothingPartylimited number ofimmigrantsallowed entry intothe United Statesthrough a nationalorigins quota.ImmigrantAct of1924Mexican men towork legally inthe UnitedStates on short-term laborcontractsBraceroProgrammade illegal for anyAmerican to teachor advocate theviolent overthrow ofthe U.S.government.SmithActprimarily fromNorthern andWestern Europeancountries such asEngland, Germany,and IrelandOldImmigrantsNumericallimit placed onSouth/EasternEuropeanEmergencyQuota Actmodified andexpandedthe 1924ImmigrationactImmigrationAct o 1965Anti-Immigrationideology inAmericaNativismCase establishedcitizenship can't betaken away unlessone has shownintent to give it upVance v.Terrazasenforces andadministers alienadmission andregistration as wellas immigrationand citizenshiplawsBureau ofImmigrationmassimmigrationafter worldwar oneGreatMigrationbegan locating,processing, anddeportingMexicans who hadillegally enteredthe United StatesOperationWetbacklimited accessto U.S.citizenship towhiteimmigrantsNaturalizationAct of 1790heterogeneoussociety becomingmorehomogeneous,"melting together"with a commoncultureMeltingPotRestricted theimmigration ofmentally ill ordisabledpeopleImmigrationAct of 1907AllowedCitizenshipbyNaturalization BirthrightCitizenshipprimarily fromEastern andSouthernEuropeancountries such asItaly, Poland, andRussiaNewImmigrantsAll individualsborn inAmericagrantedcitizenshipCivilRights Actof 1866busiestimmigrantinspection andprocessingstation in theUnited StatesEllisIslandcreated theFederal RefugeeResettlementProgram for theeffectiveresettlement ofrefugeesTheRefugeeActProhibitedChineseimmigrantsfrom enteringthe USChineseExclusionActrequired employersto confirmemployees'immigration statusand made illegal tohire unauthorizedimmigrants knowinglyImmigrationReform andControl ActAllowedCubans tomigrate to USand becomecitizensCubanAdjustmentActcase thatcombatedthe Chineseexclusion ActUS V.WongKim ArkNativistpoliticalparty andmovementKnow-NothingPartylimited number ofimmigrantsallowed entry intothe United Statesthrough a nationalorigins quota.ImmigrantAct of1924Mexican men towork legally inthe UnitedStates on short-term laborcontractsBraceroProgrammade illegal for anyAmerican to teachor advocate theviolent overthrow ofthe U.S.government.SmithActprimarily fromNorthern andWestern Europeancountries such asEngland, Germany,and IrelandOldImmigrantsNumericallimit placed onSouth/EasternEuropeanEmergencyQuota Actmodified andexpandedthe 1924ImmigrationactImmigrationAct o 1965Anti-Immigrationideology inAmericaNativismCase establishedcitizenship can't betaken away unlessone has shownintent to give it upVance v.Terrazasenforces andadministers alienadmission andregistration as wellas immigrationand citizenshiplawsBureau ofImmigrationmassimmigrationafter worldwar oneGreatMigration

Immigration Policies, Groups, Movements - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Operation Wetback
    began locating, processing, and deporting Mexicans who had illegally entered the United States
  2. Naturalization Act of 1790
    limited access to U.S. citizenship to white immigrants
  3. Melting Pot
    heterogeneous society becoming more homogeneous, "melting together" with a common culture
  4. Immigration Act of 1907
    Restricted the immigration of mentally ill or disabled people
  5. Birthright Citizenship
    Allowed Citizenship by Naturalization
  6. New Immigrants
    primarily from Eastern and Southern European countries such as Italy, Poland, and Russia
  7. Civil Rights Act of 1866
    All individuals born in America granted citizenship
  8. Ellis Island
    busiest immigrant inspection and processing station in the United States
  9. The Refugee Act
    created the Federal Refugee Resettlement Program for the effective resettlement of refugees
  10. Chinese Exclusion Act
    Prohibited Chinese immigrants from entering the US
  11. Immigration Reform and Control Act
    required employers to confirm employees' immigration status and made illegal to hire unauthorized immigrants knowingly
  12. Cuban Adjustment Act
    Allowed Cubans to migrate to US and become citizens
  13. US V. Wong Kim Ark
    case that combated the Chinese exclusion Act
  14. Know-Nothing Party
    Nativist political party and movement
  15. Immigrant Act of 1924
    limited number of immigrants allowed entry into the United States through a national origins quota.
  16. Bracero Program
    Mexican men to work legally in the United States on short-term labor contracts
  17. Smith Act
    made illegal for any American to teach or advocate the violent overthrow of the U.S. government.
  18. Old Immigrants
    primarily from Northern and Western European countries such as England, Germany, and Ireland
  19. Emergency Quota Act
    Numerical limit placed on South/Eastern European
  20. Immigration Act o 1965
    modified and expanded the 1924 Immigration act
  21. Nativism
    Anti-Immigration ideology in America
  22. Vance v. Terrazas
    Case established citizenship can't be taken away unless one has shown intent to give it up
  23. Bureau of Immigration
    enforces and administers alien admission and registration as well as immigration and citizenship laws
  24. Great Migration
    mass immigration after world war one