Section: Resources For A Great Classroom Day: Immigration
 

Directory: New York City History

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Section: Immigration Resources: Leaving their homeland behind, with only the clothes on their back and valuable things in their hearts and minds, such as (family memories, songs, culture, skills, stories from their home land, traditions and  foods) they went to America, the gateway to the realization of their hopes and dreams of a new and better  life.


Sub Section: Educational Websites: Helpful Information for Teachers and Students in their study of Immigration


Web Link: Ancestors In The Americas: Originally a companion to a PBS video series, this Web page offers a variety of activities to help students extend and enrich their understanding of the experiences of immigrants to the United
States.
Web Link: Thirteen Reasons Our Ancestors Migrated
Web Link: From One Life to Another: This Think Quest presentation examines the journey of immigrants from their countries of origin to the United States. Your students can start with the Flash movie introduction, go on a site-wide
tour, view the immigration time line, and play the life quiz. This site challenges students to immerse themselves in the immigrant experience.
Web Link: The Great Irish Famine Curriculum (pdf)
Web Link: Port of Entry: Immigration, Teacher Material
Web Link: Foreign Immigrants in Industrial America: Millions of Europeans who suffered through the Industrial Revolution, economic depressions, and crushing famines, began to envision America as a land of unbounded opportunity.
Unfortunately, the unprecedented economic turmoil that periodically swept the United States during the second half of the nineteenth century often dashed European dreams of gold-paved streets and free land.
Web Link: Immigration Terms
Web Link: Teaching About Ethnic Diversity
Web Link: American Immigration Past and Present: A Simulation Activity
Web Link: Research That Matters: Diversity Within Union
Web Link: Meeting The Needs of Immigrant Students
Web Link: Immigrant and Ethnic History In the United States Survey
Web Link: Story of Immigration in the United States: Ellis Island
Web Link: The American Immigration Home Page: The American Immigration Home Page was started as a part of a school project for a 10th grade American History Class. The project was meant to give information as to how immigrants not only were treated, but also why they decided to come to America.
Web Link: Alien Registry Records
Web Link: A Historical Look At Immigration Policy
Web Link: The Making of a Melting Pot: Irish Immigration to America From 1700 to the early 1800s by The American Immigration Law Foundation
Web Link: Lesson 1: The Immigrant and the American Dream
Web Link: Lesson 2:  Immigration A History
Web Link: Lesson 3: Immigration A Cultural Perspective:
Web Link: Lesson 4: The Global Economy and Immigration
Web Link: Lesson 5:  The New Immigrants
Web Link: A Nation of Immigrants by John F. Kennedy (pdf)
Web Link: Landmarks In Immigration History
Web Link: Immigration In A Changing Economy: California's Experience
Web Link: British Convicts Shipped To American Colonies (immigration)
Web Link: The Mayflower
Web Link: Ethnic United States Since The Civil War
Web Link: Immigration and Expansion 1690-1740
Web Link: The Immigrant: Facts About Immigration
Web Link: Naturalization In England and The American Colonies
Web Link: One From Many: U.S. Immigration Patterns and Ethnic Composition
Web Link: Key Concepts To Guide The Study of Ethnic and Cultural Groups
Web Link: Naturalization Oath Of Allegiance To The United States Of America


Section: Emigration/Immigration: Discussed by the United States and other Countries


Article Name: Emigration Pre-1900 Part I
Article Name: Emigration Pre-1900 Part II
Article Name: Emigration From A Different Point of View Pre-1913 Part I
Article Name: Emigration From A Different Point of View Pre-1913 Part II
Article Name: Emigration From A Different Point of View Pre-1913 Part III
Article Name: Presidential Papers Regarding Immigration Pre-1897
Article Name: Argentina and It's Immigration Law Pre-1908
Article Name: Chile and Bolivia Prior to 1908
Article Name: Paraguay-Immigration Encouraged By Government
Article Name: Uruguay: The Ease of the Immigration Law Pre-1926
Article Name: Brazil: Immigration Law Pre-1908
Article Name: Austria-Hungary (Officially the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy)
Article Name: Belgium and Australia Pre -1900
Article Name: Germany Pre-1900
Article Name: Quarantine: An Effective Measure In The Control of Contagious Diseases


Special Mention: "I Go To America, " Reaching For The American Dream by Miriam Medina: This is a four part essay on the subject of Immigration during the period of the 19th century through the early 20th century.


Section: Causes of Emigration/Immigration of Ethnic Groups As Well As Understanding Differences Between Cultures:  This section promotes the studies of the background of emigration in the countries of origin, as well as the study of Ethnic Groups.


Sub Section: The Irish-American


Article Name: Ireland: Causes of Emigration Pre-1900
Article Name: Irish Pioneers of New York City
Web Link: Causes of Immigration for the Irish
Web Link: Irish Neighborhoods, The Five Points, The Fourth Ward and the Tenderloin
Web Link: Irish in Nyc: The Bowery, Greenwich Village and Hell's Kitchen
Web Link: Laying the Tracks at Broadway and 14th Streets (an article at the Museum of the City of New York)
Web Link: Irish Immigrant in New York
Web Link: The Irish
Web Link: Views of the Famine in Ireland
Web Link: Getting On Board An Emigrant Ship: The Irish Emigration Trade Gets Under-Way
Web Link: Compare/Contrast Texts: Irish vs. Italians . There were many similarities between. the experiences of the Irish and Italian immigrants who came to the United States in the early 1800s.
Web Link: The New Irish
Web Link: Irish-American Heritage
Web Link: Irish Immigrants in America during the 19th Century
Web Link: Irish Literature, Mythology, Folklore, and Drama: A page of links to resources on Irish history, language, literature, mythology, theatre and folklore.
Web Link: Princes Grace Irish Library (Monaco) Electronic Irish Records Dataset - An A-Z listing of information on more than 4,500 Irish writers.
Web Link: What is Celtic Music?
Web Link: Ancient Order of Hibernians in America - The oldest Catholic lay organization in America with divisions around the United States.
Web Link: Irish Biographical Sketches
Web Link: Irish American Heritage Museum: Albany
Web Link: Irish Potato Famine: Gone To America
Web Link: Irish Culture and customs
Web Link: St. Patrick's Day Parade
Web Link: How Dagger John Saved New York's Irish


Sub Section: The African-American


Special Mention: Thehistorybox.com's extensive exploration on "Slavery in the United States"  Resources are organized under topics such as the Economics of American Slavery, Slavery Abuses, Struggles to Gain their freedom, Revolts and Rebellion, the Abolitionist Movement, Civil Rights, African-American Accomplishments and more.
Web Link: The African American History: Africans In America
Web Link: African American Odessy: A Quest for Full Citizenship
Web Link: African American Odessy: Slavery, The Peculiar Institution  Part I and II
Web Link: Black Jacks: African American Seamen in the Age of Sail
Web Link: Dark Voices From Unmarked Graves By Robert J. Moore: Lesson Plans
Web Link: The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vass the African (1798): Excerpts of his autobiography. His enslavement
Web Link: The First Blacks of Portsmouth, R.I. Part I
Web Link: To Live Like A Slave


Sub Section: German -American


Web Link: Causes of German Immigration: Mediaeval Germany
Web Link: The German Americans: An Ethnic Experience
Web Link: The Original 13 Settlers in Germantown, Pennsylvania
Web Link: Peopling St. Louis: The Immigration Experience
Web Link: German-Americans and Their Contributions to the American Mainstream Culture: German Names and Words
Web Link: The Germans
Web Link: Heroes In The War For Our Independence
Web Link: Biographies: Alphabetical List of German-Americans
Web Link: German Immigrants In Texas
Web Link: Immigration...German: Isolation to Assimilation
Web Link: Beer Barons
Web Link: The German Immigrant
Web Link: German Clubs and the Public Display of "Germannes"
Web Link: A German American Chronology
Web Link: History of a New York Institution
Web Link: Lou Gehrig: "The Iron Horse"
Web Link: First German At Jamestown, Virginia
Web Link: The First Germans In America: A Poem by Ingeborg Carsten-Miller
Web Link: History of the 32nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment also called The First German
Web Link: German and German-American Customs, Traditions, Origins of Holidays


Sub Section: The Italian-American


Article Name: Italy and It's Emigration Pre-1900
Web Link: Italian Immigration
Web Link: Italians to America (genealogy)
Web Link: Mark Pezzano: Italian Folk Singer
Web Link: Becoming Americans, The Italian Experience in the New World
Web Link: ltalian Lodge and Foundation
Web Link: Mama Mi Sei Sorella, Amica e Consigliera: The Many Roles That the Italian Mother Plays
Web Link: The Wartime Violations of Italian American Civil Liberties Act
Web Link: When Speaking Italian Was A Crime
Web Link: Musica Palermo: The Debut of Sollima's Opera "Ellis Island
Web Link: Italian-Americans
Web Link: Italian Ancestry.com -The Ultimate Jump site For All Things Italian
Web Link: The Naming of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge :Italian Historical Society
Web Link: Italian Harlem: America's Largest and Most Italian Little Italy (New York City)
Web Link: East Harlem Italian Feast , Giglio Feast  (New York City)
Web Link: Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast-East Harlem, New York City
Web Link: Our Lady of Mount Carmel Shrine in East Harlem: A wonderful website dedicated to the people who helped make this great festive tradition possible.  * * * * *
Web Link: Italian Links: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Website: All kinds of Information to assist in the study of the Italian-American * * * * *
Web Link: Italian Hand Signals (video)
Web Link: The History of Bocce
Web Link: Italian Coffee: The Art of Drinking Espresso
Web Link: Immigration: The Italian
Web Link: The Story of Italian Immigration
Web Link: Italian Festivals: Italian and Italian American festivals held around the country. It was compiled by the National Italian American Foundation.
Web Link: Milestones of the Italian-American Experience
Web Link: Casa Italiana: New York University
Web Link: Italian and Italian-American Heritage Books
Web Link: The Italian


Sub Section: The Chinese-American


Article Name: Chinese Immigration In The United States Pre-1900
Article Name: Presidential Papers 1789-1897 Regarding Chinese Immigration Part I
Article Name: Presidential Papers 1789-1897 Regarding Chinese Immigration Part II
Web Link: Chinese Immigration to New York
Web Link: The History of New York's Chinatown
Web Link: Chinese Americans
Web Link: The Chinese-American: A New Community
Web Link: The History of Chinese-Americans
Web Link: Coolies, Sailors and Settlers Part I Viewer Guide
Web Link: Chinese In The Frontier West: An American Story ,Viewer Guide: Ancestors, Part 2
Web Link: The Chinese


Sub Section: The Hollanders


Web Link: Hollanders Who Helped Build America
Web Link: Prominent Hollanders Name Index..New York
Web Link: Prominent Hollanders Bios..New York
Web Link: Hollanders In The United States
Web Link: Dutch Immigration to the United States


Sub Section: The Polish-American


Web Link: Poles In The United States
Web Link: A Polish Neighborhood In Milwaukee
Web Link: "The Old  Neighborhood isn't The Same Anymore": The Evolution of Polish-American Ethnicity
Web Link: Polish Immigrants
Web Link: Polish-American Contributions To Our Nation
Web Link: Polonia: United States
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