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Events That Changed American Diversity
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This was the first integration of the Anglo Saxon people to the “new world.” This integration was the first of many the snowballed into the United States coming one of the most diverse countries in the world.
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Maryland was made for a refuge for the Catholics to escape the wrath of the Protestant English government. This allowed a wide variety of people a safe haven and in doing so create a more diverse nation.
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This act severely limited that privileges of slaves and denied them the basic rights that made the United States stand out. Due to this act the diversity of the United States was seriously affected.
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The United States was becoming a more culturally diverse nation in the early-to-mid-19th century, and the growing differences within American Protestantism reflected and contributed to this diversity. The Awakening influenced numerous reform movements, especially abolitionists
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The removal of thousands of Indians to reservations in Oklahoma had a drastic impact on diversity throughout the United States as thousands of Native Americans died during the movement.
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The publishing of this book allowed millions of Americans to see the true horrors of slavery and in doing so sparked the movement of many reforms and an impact on diversity
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The immigration of Chinese immigrants that began in 1852 included massive amounts of these Chinese workers. Many of who looked for work on the railroads. The mass influx of these Chinese brought about a large change in Diversity within the United States.
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These immigrants came from South and East Europe (Italians, Croats, etc.) and weren’t used to democracy in any form. This movement of these immigrants had a large effect on diversity within the United States.
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Beginning in the early 20th century the development of this super wealthy class further divided the American social classes as these extremely wealthy individuals emerged.
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As people such as Henry Ford began to make items such as automobiles more affordable to the common man the emerging of a middle class became much more prevalent in the United States.
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This act limited the number of immigrants that could immigrate to the United States based on the population of the immigrants home country. This act severely limited the number of individuals that could migrate to America thus having a large effect on the diversity of the nation.
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This program was developed by the United States during WWII in order to bring more laborers to America to manufacture war time goods. The large influx of Hispanic people brought with it a large change in diversity.
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The migration of thousands of Jewish people to the United States during WWII due to the harsh treatment of their culture brought with it many changes in diversity.
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Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous speech stirred up many controversial reforms within the nation. Shortly after the speech the Civil Rights Act was passed which forever changed diversity and how individuals were treated in the States.
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 brought with a momentous change that millions had been lobbying for for decades. The act forever changed diversity in the United States.
