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Immigration in US History Table of Contents Volume 1 Accent discrimination, 1 African immigrants, 3 Afro-Caribbean immigrants, 11 Alien and Sedition Acts, 15 Alien land laws, 19 Amerasians, 22 American Jewish Committee, 26 Anglo-conformity, 27 Anti-Irish Riots of 1844, 29 Arab American intergroup relations, 33 Arab American stereotypes, 38 Arab immigrants, 41 Ashkenazic and German Jewish immigrants, 49 Asian American education, 52 Asian American Legal Defense Fund, 56 Asian American literature, 57 Asian American stereotypes, 60 Asian American women, 63 Asian Indian immigrants, 67 Asian Indian immigrants and family customs, 72 Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, 76 Assimilation theories, 79 Au pairs, 84 Bilingual education, 85 Bilingual Education Act of 1968, 90 Border Patrol, U.S., 96 Bracero program, 103 British as dominant group, 107 Burlingame Treaty, 109 Cable Act, 113 California gold rush, 115 Celtic Irish, 119 Censuses, U.S., 120 Chicano movement, 125 Chinatowns, 130 Chinese American Citizens Alliance, 133 Chinese detentions in New York, 138 Chinese Exclusion Act, 140 Chinese exclusion cases, 144 Chinese immigrants, 146 Chinese immigrants and California’s gold rush, 151 Chinese immigrants and family customs, 155 Chinese Six Companies, 160 Citizenship, 164 Clotilde slave ship, 168 Coast Guard, U.S., 172 Coolies, 174 Cuban immigrants, 176 Cuban immigrants and African Americans, 180 Cuban refugee policy, 184 Cultural pluralism, 188 Demographics of immigration, 190 Deportation, 195 Discrimination, 201 Dominican immigrants, 207 Eastern European Jewish immigrants, 212 English-only and official English movements, 214 Ethnic enclaves, 219 Euro-Americans, 222 European immigrant literature, 224 European immigrants, 1790-1892, 235 European immigrants, 1892-1943, 240 Family businesses, 246 Farmworkers’ union, 251 Federal riot of 1799, 257 Filipino immigrants, 258 Filipino immigrants and family customs, 264 Florida illegal-immigrant suit, 267 Garment industry, 270 Generational acculturation, 273 Gentlemen’s Agreement, 276 German and Irish immigration of the 1840’s, 281 German immigrants, 284 González rescue, 290 Green cards, 293 Gypsy immigrants, 295 Haitian boat people, 297 Haitian immigrants, 300 Hansen effect, 303 Hawaiian and Pacific islander immigrants, 304 Head money cases, 309 Helsinki Watch report on U.S. refugee policy, 310 History of U.S. immigration, 316 Hmong immigrants, 324 Homeland Security Department, 327 Hull-House, 332 Illegal aliens, 334 Immigrant advantage, 338 Immigration Act of 1917, 339 Immigration Act of 1921, 343 Immigration Act of 1924, 349 Immigration Act of 1943, 353 Immigration Act of 1990, 356 Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, 358 Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, 362 Immigration and Naturalization Service, 366 Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Chadha, 371 Immigration “crisis,” 372 Immigration law, 376 Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, 383 Indentured servitude, 387 Volume 2 Indigenous superordination, 391 Iranian immigrants, 392 Irish immigrants, 395 Irish immigrants and African Americans, 400 Irish immigrants and discrimination, 402 Irish stereotypes, 403 Israeli immigrants, 405 Italian immigrants, 409 Jamaican immigrants, 415 Jamestown colony, 419 Japanese American Citizens League, 424 Japanese American internment, 427 Japanese immigrants, 431 Japanese Peruvians, 437 Japanese segregation in California schools, 438 Jewish immigrants, 443 Jewish settlement of New York, 449 Jews and Arab Americans, 454 Justice and immigration, 458 Know-Nothing Party, 465 Korean immigrants, 466 Korean immigrants and African Americans, 469 Korean immigrants and family customs, 473 Ku Klux Klan, 477 Latinos, 481 Latinos and employment, 488 Latinos and family customs, 494 Lau v. Nichols, 499 League of United Latin American Citizens, 503 Literature, 507 Little Havana, 512 Little Italies, 514 Little Tokyos, 516 Machine politics, 518 Mail-order brides, 521 Mariel boatlift, 524 Melting pot, 529 Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund, 531 Mexican deportations during the Depression, 533 Middle Eastern immigrant families, 538 Migrant superordination, 542 Migration, 542 Model minorities, 549 Mongrelization, 554 Muslims, 555 Nativism, 558 Naturalization, 562 Naturalization Act of 1790, 569 Nguyen v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, 571 Operation Wetback, 572 Ozawa v. United States, 576 Page law, 579 Palmer raids, 584 Picture brides, 589 Plyler v. Doe, 590 Polish immigrants, 594 Proposition 187, 598 Proposition 227, 600 Push and pull factors, 604 Racial and ethnic demographic trends, 606 Refugee fatigue, 612 Refugee Relief Act of 1953, 614 Refugees and racial/ethnic relations, 618 Russian immigrants, 622 Sacco and Vanzetti trial, 626 Santería, 629 Scandinavian immigrants, 630 Scotch-Irish immigrants, 635 Sephardic Jews, 636 September 11 terrorist attacks, 637 Settlement house movement, 643 Sikh immigrants, 647 Southeast Asian immigrants, 649 Soviet Jewish immigrants, 653 Taiwanese immigrants, 655 Thai garment worker enslavement, 657 Tibetan immigrants, 659 Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire, 661 Twice migrants, 664 Undocumented workers, 665 Universal Negro Improvement Association, 667 Vietnamese immigrants, 670 Visas, 676 War brides, 681 War Brides Act, 685 West Indian immigrants, 689 White ethnics, 693 Women immigrants, 694 Wong Kim Ark case, 699 Xenophobia, 702 “Yellow peril” campaign, 707 Zadvydas v. Davis, 711 Appendices Bibliography, 715 Time Line of U.S. Immigration History, 723 Indexes Category Index, 737 Index of Court Cases, 747 Index of Laws and Treaties, 749 Index of Personages, 753 Subject Index, 759 |
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