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This black and white image of Immigrants arriving at Ellis Island can be used in a lesson plan on the history of immigration to the United States.

U.S. Immigration Statistics Over Time

September 26, 2017/in Civic Engagement, Classroom Resource, College, Curated resources, High School, Historical & Scientific Perspectives, History, Informal Learning Spaces, Resource Type, Social Studies, Subject, Themes, Topics/by Adam Strom

According to the Migration Policy Institute:

From its inception, the United States has been a country of immigrants. These interactive charts help track changing immigration patterns and characteristics of the immigrant population through time. By placing immigration to the United States in its broader historic context, the characteristics of today’s migration flows and the immigrant communities they establish can be better understood.

This link opens up several different views of up to date, reliable statistics about immigration to the United States over time.  Each chart is a wonderful resource for a research project related to migration.

 

 

Tags: Civic engagement, Eugenics, Featured Resources, High school, History, immigration laws, Middle School, Social Sciences, US History, What are the public stories of migration and how do they influence people’s perspectives and behaviors?
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