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Major Paper 2 (PARAGRAPH 1: what are the nativist views? give historical…

Major Paper 2 (PARAGRAPH 1: what are the nativist views? give historical context, Trans-National America: (see notes in notebook, quotes here), Ideas, PARAGRAPHS 2-5: how does my antonia counter the nativist views? , 3 Primary Text Documents to establish Nativist Point of View: , Sentences to possibly include , Editorial Cartoons to Establish Nativist View
The American River Ganges

Establishes the American view of the catholic faith intruding on American society, catholic bishops represented by reptiles to show how Americans disliked them

Let the Chinese Embrace American Civilization

Establishes how Americans view the Chinese
Purpose is to depict the hypocrisy of anti-Chinese sentiment

The Hyphenated American

Drawing of immigrants voting, half -American and half their own country. Establishes the American perspective that even assimilated immigrants will never be true Americans, shows ethnocentrism

, THESIS: By illustrating the hard work and successes of immigrants, vividly describing hardships they face, and humanizing them through Jim’s perspective in My Antonia, Willa Cather rebuts the nativists’ views that immigrants were lazy, dirty, and unable to assimilate., CONCLUSION: , a million irish peasants fled the potato famine
In the 1880's sources of immigration began to shift to the eastern and southern europe. created low pay factory workers.
ethnic clustering because people relied on their own like to get jobs.
native-born Americans resented the influx of peasant immigrants.
(Henretta), Encountering hostility from native-born Americans upon arriving in the country, most immigrants had nowhere to turn. They moved into poverty stricken neighborhoods and into neglected buildings known as tenements, which are “multifamily dwellings with several apartment-like living quarters”.
http://immigrants1900.weebly.com/living-conditions.html, http://www.history.com/topics/tenements)