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Naturalization Act
African Americans could become citizens however those of Chinese descent could not -
"15 Passenger Bill"
Immigration was limited of the Chinese immigrants to only 15 per a ship. -
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Population Shift 1880-1950
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Chinese Exclusion Act
(20 Year) suspension of Chinese laborers immigrating to US, was vetoed by president Chester A. Arthur for going against the US-China treaty -
Immigration after WWI
After WWI was over the Great Migration started with 454,000 black southerners moving North -
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Immigration of More African Americans
800,000 moved away from the south, there was hope of greater economic living styles. -
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African American Immigration
398,000 more blacks moved to north. A need for workers in the north was from the loss of 5 million men who went into the armed forces. -
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Immigration to North and West
Over 3,348,000 African Americans left the south to escape racism. They lives in the northern and Western Cities -
Congress Repeals
All exclusions and deportation laws were repealed. 105 persons of the Chinese descent were allowed to immigrate to the Us a year. And were able to become citizens.