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Name of the American policy to allow immigrants to arrive easily

Open Door Policy

Why did America adopt the open door policy in the early 1900s?

Provide workers and to populate

What was the name for the idea of different nationalities blending together?

Melting pot

Where did 70% of immigrants arrive?

Ellis island

What was the immediate experience of most immigrants?

More poverty

Why did America restrict immigration during 1920s?

Enough workers, racial intolerance, religious prejudice, red scare

Ew, ri, rp, rs

A literacy test for immigrants was introduced in what year?

1917

The Emergency Quota Act limited immigration to how many per year?

357000

The Immigration Origin Act of 1924 limited immigration to how many per year?

150000

Immigration was difficult unless you came from where?

North West Europe

In 1919 a bomb went off which damaged the home of who?

Mitchell Palmer, the Attorney General

How many people died due to a bomb exploding on Wall Street in September 1920?

38

Who did people blame for the bomb incidents?

Communists and anarchists

Mitchell Palmer organised what in response to the bombings?

The Palmer Raids

How many suspected socialists and anarchists were arrested in the Palmer raids?

6000

Sacco and Vanzetti were arrested in May 1920 for what?

Armed robbery and murder

As Italian and self confessed anarchist, Sacco and Vanzetti's trial became about what?

Their radical ideas

61 witnesses for the prosecution turned up. How many for the defense?

107

Who was the narrow minded, xenophobic judge?

Judge Thayer

They were found guilty and sentenced to murder. After 6 years of appeals, when did they die?

23rd August 1927