ASAM 1 QUIZZES REVIEW PT. 2 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
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In Wong Kim Ark v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled, in 1898, that - (ANSWER)Those who were
born in the U.S. are U.S. citizens and could always return to the United States regardless of their
ethnicity.
In the United States v. Thind, the court - (ANSWER)Denied Asian Indians the right to be naturalized U.S.
citizens because they were not "white persons."
The lobby to win admission of citizens' Chinese wives was led in public by - (ANSWER)Chinese American
citizens alliance
In Yick Wo v. Hopkins, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the equal protection clause of the 14th
Amendment - (ANSWER)Applies to all persons within the jurisdiction of the U.S., citizens and aliens alike.
Asian immigrants utilized the judiciary system to challenge discriminatory laws in the late 19th and early
20th centuries - (ANSWER)Based on their understanding of the American government system and the US
constitution.
In Estate of Tetsubumi Yano 1922, the court ruled that - (ANSWER)Japanese immigrants could not own
land, but could farm the land that was purchased under the names of their American born children.
Tsoi Sim v. United States ruled that - (ANSWER)An American citizen has the right to live with his wife
In Toyota v. the United States, the court ruled that - (ANSWER)Filipinos were not "aliens" and therefore
could not be classified as "alien ineligible for citizenship."
Based on America is in the Heart, during his first few years in America, Carlos witnessed -
(ANSWER)Violence, brutality, and despair among his fellow Filipino migrants.
During the Great Depression, American shipping companies hired many foreign sailors but -
(ANSWER)Denied Chinese sailors the right to shore leave.
, ASAM 1 QUIZZES REVIEW PT. 2 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
During World War II, Chinese American communities encouraged its members to join the military, -
(ANSWER)Because military service would qualify Chinese immigrants for citizenship.
The public reception to the publication of The Good Earth in the 1930s indicates - (ANSWER)A growing
American interest in Asia and Asian people.
Growing up as a Korean American, it was most important for Susan Ahn Cuddy, daughter of Ahn
Changho, to - (ANSWER)Struggle for Korea's independence against Japanese colonization.
Compared to women in Asia, immigrant women often found that they were respected within their
ethnic communities in America in the early 20th century, - (ANSWER)Because they lived in more
permanent homes, where fellow immigrants could visit between jobs.
After Japanese-Mexican Labor Association (JMLA) successfully organized a strike in Oxnard, California, in
1903, Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, agreed to offer union
membership to Mexican farm workers, - (ANSWER)But refused to grant membership to Japanese and
Chinese
The fact that Asian immigrant workers were active in organized labor suggests that - (ANSWER)They
assimilated remarkably fast
Asian immigrant laborers were discriminated on the job market, - (ANSWER)But they struggled for
fairness and equality whenever they could.
The Chinese railroad workers organized a strike in 1867 when they - (ANSWER)Learned that they were
paid a lot less than white workers.
In the 1930s, public education was significant for second generation Asian American college students
because - (ANSWER)They could study with their American peers in the same classroom and be taught by
the same teachers when they still lived in largely segregated ethnic communities.
VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
In Wong Kim Ark v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled, in 1898, that - (ANSWER)Those who were
born in the U.S. are U.S. citizens and could always return to the United States regardless of their
ethnicity.
In the United States v. Thind, the court - (ANSWER)Denied Asian Indians the right to be naturalized U.S.
citizens because they were not "white persons."
The lobby to win admission of citizens' Chinese wives was led in public by - (ANSWER)Chinese American
citizens alliance
In Yick Wo v. Hopkins, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the equal protection clause of the 14th
Amendment - (ANSWER)Applies to all persons within the jurisdiction of the U.S., citizens and aliens alike.
Asian immigrants utilized the judiciary system to challenge discriminatory laws in the late 19th and early
20th centuries - (ANSWER)Based on their understanding of the American government system and the US
constitution.
In Estate of Tetsubumi Yano 1922, the court ruled that - (ANSWER)Japanese immigrants could not own
land, but could farm the land that was purchased under the names of their American born children.
Tsoi Sim v. United States ruled that - (ANSWER)An American citizen has the right to live with his wife
In Toyota v. the United States, the court ruled that - (ANSWER)Filipinos were not "aliens" and therefore
could not be classified as "alien ineligible for citizenship."
Based on America is in the Heart, during his first few years in America, Carlos witnessed -
(ANSWER)Violence, brutality, and despair among his fellow Filipino migrants.
During the Great Depression, American shipping companies hired many foreign sailors but -
(ANSWER)Denied Chinese sailors the right to shore leave.
, ASAM 1 QUIZZES REVIEW PT. 2 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
During World War II, Chinese American communities encouraged its members to join the military, -
(ANSWER)Because military service would qualify Chinese immigrants for citizenship.
The public reception to the publication of The Good Earth in the 1930s indicates - (ANSWER)A growing
American interest in Asia and Asian people.
Growing up as a Korean American, it was most important for Susan Ahn Cuddy, daughter of Ahn
Changho, to - (ANSWER)Struggle for Korea's independence against Japanese colonization.
Compared to women in Asia, immigrant women often found that they were respected within their
ethnic communities in America in the early 20th century, - (ANSWER)Because they lived in more
permanent homes, where fellow immigrants could visit between jobs.
After Japanese-Mexican Labor Association (JMLA) successfully organized a strike in Oxnard, California, in
1903, Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, agreed to offer union
membership to Mexican farm workers, - (ANSWER)But refused to grant membership to Japanese and
Chinese
The fact that Asian immigrant workers were active in organized labor suggests that - (ANSWER)They
assimilated remarkably fast
Asian immigrant laborers were discriminated on the job market, - (ANSWER)But they struggled for
fairness and equality whenever they could.
The Chinese railroad workers organized a strike in 1867 when they - (ANSWER)Learned that they were
paid a lot less than white workers.
In the 1930s, public education was significant for second generation Asian American college students
because - (ANSWER)They could study with their American peers in the same classroom and be taught by
the same teachers when they still lived in largely segregated ethnic communities.
