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Immigration History and Ethnicity Resources

Classroom Curriculum and Activities for Teachers Links current as of February 14, 2003

Immigration - American Memory - The Learning Page - Community Center - Oct. 2002

Exploring Cultural Rituals - American Memory - Teacher Lesson Plan

German Immigration - American Memory - Teacher Lesson Plan

Learning About Immigration Through Oral History - American Memory - Teacher Lesson Plan

Port of Entry - American Memory - Teacher Lesson Plan

Our Changing Voices - American Memory - Teacher Lesson Plan

Down the Rabbit Hole - American Memory - Teacher Lesson Plan

Links to the Past - American Memory - Teacher Lesson Plan

Immigration/Migration Today and During the Great Depression - American Memory - Teacher Lesson Plan

They Came to America - Schools of California Online Resources for Education (SCORE)

Immigration Lesson Plan - Core Knowledge Schools

Ellis Island Unit - Michigan State University College of Education

Angel Island: US Pacific Immigration Station 1910 - 1940, Asia Society

Asian American Experiences in America: A Chronological History, Asia Society

German-American Internet Scavenger Hunt

Teaching Activity on U.S. Immigration Policy - Close Up Foundation

Migration & Immigration: How does Moving Affect Me and My Community? - Latin American & Iberian Institute

What Brought You Here? - Latin American & Iberian Institute

The NMSU Center for Latin American and Border Studies: US-Mexico Border Studies Lesson Plans

Moving Words - Asian Immigration - Teachers' Asian Studies Summer Institute

Discussing Immigration Through Literature - Teachers' Asian Studies Summer Institute

Changing Borders - Hawaii Geographic Alliance

The New Americans Teacher Guide - PBS

Immigration into an Urban Industrialized Northeast: 1879-1914

Ethnic Humor

Immigrants: The Irish Experience in Boston 1840 and the Immigrants' Experience Today

Irish Immigrant Families in Mid-Late 19th Century America

Japanese American Experience

New York Times Learning Network, Teachers' Connection, Daily Lesson Plans

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History, Research, Policy, and Statistics  Links current as of February 14, 2003

American Family Immigration History Center - Ellis Island

AHSGR - American Historical Society of Germans from Russia

The American Immigration Home Page

Asian American History Links

Ethnic History Resources - The Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Historical Census Statistics on the Foreign-Born Population of the United States: 1850 to 1990

Center for Immigration Research - University of Houston, TX

Center for Immigration Studies - Washington, DC

Center for Migration Studies - New York, NY

CEMES - Centre for European Migration and Ethnic Studies - England

Ellis Island Immigration Museum

ERCOMER, The European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations - The Netherlands

Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR)

H-Ethnic Discussion Network

H-Migration Discussion Network

History of International Migration - Leiden University - The Netherlands

Immigration and Ethnic History Society (IEHS)

US Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS)

Education and Resources - INS

American Memory from the Library of Congress

Making of America

Migration Dialogue - University of California, Davis

Minnesota State Demographic Center

The International Institute of Minnesota

Minnesota Ethnic Resources Directory

Turn of the century: Minnesota's population in 1900 and today

National Archives - Research Room

"We the American... Foreign Born" - US Census Population Division

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