Immigration and Migration in the Gilded Age

AP US History· difficulty 3/5

Ellis Island and Angel Island

  • A

    Closed in 1850, well before mass European and Asian immigration to America

  • B

    Were major immigrant processing stations (Atlantic and Pacific) — Ellis welcomed European immigrants; Angel Island processed (and often detained) Asian immigrants

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  • C

    Were federal prisons for political dissidents and labor radicals on the coasts

  • D

    Were the same processing station, located on a single island in New York harbor

Explanation

Different treatment reflected discriminatory immigration policies (especially the Chinese Exclusion Act).

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