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Without the mass immigration to the United States, industrialization would have been impossible.
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Over 10 million immigrant move to The United States of America.
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It was passed by Congress and signed by President Arthur.It provided an absolute 10-year moratorium on Chinese labor immigration.
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Over 12 million immigrants move to the United States, it was so large that over 60% of the population in large cities were foreign born or had foriegn born parents.
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After the Chinese Exclusion Act had ended, they extended it for ten more years.
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Imposed a literacy test on all immigrants, However vetoed by President Grover.
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This Act was made permanent which made each Chinese resident register and obtain a certificate of residence.
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In 1914 the first large movement of blacks move north durring WWI.
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Over 3 million blacks move to the northern states for freedom, and mre equality
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New taxes made $10 billion for the war.
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After the war, the government pt in quotas and requirements pertaining to each nationality.
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This gave the Chinese a yearly limit of 105 Chinese to enter the US, and gave the foreign born Chinese the right to seek naturalization.
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This Act gave the limit to 170,000 Immigrants to enter into the United States.
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Gave immigrants the right to have visas and gave a cap on the visas.