ANT Exam 3 ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
On December 17th, 1943 the Chinese Exclusion Laws the magnuson act
were officially repealed with the passage of the _ _.
During the ______ presidential election democrat Samuel 1876
Tilden, the winner of the popular vote, lost the election to
republican Rutherford B. Hayes by one Electoral College
vote.
_ ____ , the immigration center for the west coast in San angel island
Francisco, enforced Chinese exclusion by segregating
detainees, subjecting detainees to grueling
interrogations, and detaining applicants for weeks or
years.
_ ____ founded the anti-Chinese Workingmen's Party in Denis Kearney
San Francisco.
According to historian _____ , the Chinese Exclusion was Mae Ngai
the first really, comprehensively restrictive immigration
law in the history of the United States.
In 1852, _____ was elected governor of California by John Bigler
running on an anti-Chinese platform.
The 1892 ______ required every Chinese person in the The Geary Act
United States to carry a photo identity card.
, Between 1849 and 1852, more than ______ Chinese 20,000
immigrants had joined the California Gold Rush.
The Treaty of ______ ended the first Opium War in 1841 Nanking
and forced the Chinese government to allow virtually
unrestricted traded with Britain and the United States.
In the early 1860's, U.S. ambassador to China __________ Anson Burlingame
concluded an historic treaty between the United States
and China explicitly guaranteeing the free flow of people
and trade between the two nations.
Japanese-American families were so terrified of being collaboration
accused of _______ or treason that many burned all of
their family possessions.
Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the FBI detained 1200
more than _____ Japanese-American community
leaders, prominent businessmen, and those associated
with the Japanese consulate.
Of the thousands of inmates of the Japanese-American 70
internment camps nearly 40% were children and ___ %
were American citizens.
Federal and state laws prevented first generation owning land or becoming citizens
Japanese immigrants from __________ or _.
Hawaiian recruits formed the _______Regimental Combat 442nd
Team.
More than ______ Hawaiian men of Japanese descent 10,000
volunteered for the army.
In February 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt signed executive order 9066
_ ____ , authorizing the military to designate areas from
which certain people could be excluded.
Franklin Roosevelt created the _______ (aka WRA) to build war relocation authority
and manage the internment camp system.
Arkansas governor ______ feared a Japanese-American homer adkins
presence would upset the state's rigidly efficient system
of segregation.
The first wave of Japanese immigrants settled in 19th
California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii in the __________
century.
ANSWERS
On December 17th, 1943 the Chinese Exclusion Laws the magnuson act
were officially repealed with the passage of the _ _.
During the ______ presidential election democrat Samuel 1876
Tilden, the winner of the popular vote, lost the election to
republican Rutherford B. Hayes by one Electoral College
vote.
_ ____ , the immigration center for the west coast in San angel island
Francisco, enforced Chinese exclusion by segregating
detainees, subjecting detainees to grueling
interrogations, and detaining applicants for weeks or
years.
_ ____ founded the anti-Chinese Workingmen's Party in Denis Kearney
San Francisco.
According to historian _____ , the Chinese Exclusion was Mae Ngai
the first really, comprehensively restrictive immigration
law in the history of the United States.
In 1852, _____ was elected governor of California by John Bigler
running on an anti-Chinese platform.
The 1892 ______ required every Chinese person in the The Geary Act
United States to carry a photo identity card.
, Between 1849 and 1852, more than ______ Chinese 20,000
immigrants had joined the California Gold Rush.
The Treaty of ______ ended the first Opium War in 1841 Nanking
and forced the Chinese government to allow virtually
unrestricted traded with Britain and the United States.
In the early 1860's, U.S. ambassador to China __________ Anson Burlingame
concluded an historic treaty between the United States
and China explicitly guaranteeing the free flow of people
and trade between the two nations.
Japanese-American families were so terrified of being collaboration
accused of _______ or treason that many burned all of
their family possessions.
Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the FBI detained 1200
more than _____ Japanese-American community
leaders, prominent businessmen, and those associated
with the Japanese consulate.
Of the thousands of inmates of the Japanese-American 70
internment camps nearly 40% were children and ___ %
were American citizens.
Federal and state laws prevented first generation owning land or becoming citizens
Japanese immigrants from __________ or _.
Hawaiian recruits formed the _______Regimental Combat 442nd
Team.
More than ______ Hawaiian men of Japanese descent 10,000
volunteered for the army.
In February 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt signed executive order 9066
_ ____ , authorizing the military to designate areas from
which certain people could be excluded.
Franklin Roosevelt created the _______ (aka WRA) to build war relocation authority
and manage the internment camp system.
Arkansas governor ______ feared a Japanese-American homer adkins
presence would upset the state's rigidly efficient system
of segregation.
The first wave of Japanese immigrants settled in 19th
California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii in the __________
century.
