Immigration timeline

  • Naturalization Act

    Naturalization Act
    In order to apply to ba a citizen a person needs to have lived in the U.S. for two years.
  • Chinese Banment act

    Chinese Banment act
    This act banned chinese students from studying in public schools.
  • Chinese exclution act

    Chinese exclution act
    This act will not let asians come to America.
  • San Francisco Act

    San Francisco Act
    This Act banned asains from public school with Americans in San Fransisco.
  • Pensisianado Act

    Pensisianado Act
    This act Allowed philpinos to study in Amerinan Schools.
  • Immigration Act of 1907

    Immigration Act of 1907
    attempted to keep out Japanese and korean Immigration.
  • gentlemens agreement

    gentlemens agreement
    attempted to relieve tention between the U.S. government and the Japanese government
  • alien exclusion acts

    alien exclusion acts
    The act excluded all aliens from America.
  • immigration acts of 1917

    immigration acts of 1917
    The act banned immigration from large areas
  • immigration act of 1921

    immigration act of 1921
    introduction to a quota system, tracking the demographics of immigrants
  • immigration act

    immigration act
    The act repelled the exclusion acts.
  • displaced persons act

    displaced persons act
    This act allowed 3500 chineee who were caught in states to stay in America.
  • mcCarren walter act

    mcCarren walter act
    The act removed all racial criteria for naturalization.
  • nationality act of 1965

    nationality act of 1965
    The nationallity act abolished the national origins act of 1924
  • civil libeties act

    civil libeties act
    The act apollogized to the thousands of japanese americans who were detained in camps
  • immigration act of 1990

    immigration act of 1990
    The act capped immigration at 700,000. each nation allowed 25,000 immigrants.
  • 1868 the 14 amendment

    1868 the 14 amendment
    In 1868 the 14 amendment said that "Civil rights Citizenships granted to freed African Americans.