U.S. and Arizona History Which Contributed to Present Immigration Attitudes and Issues
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Britain & 13 colonies fight French & Indian in War for New World Land
1754-1763 French & Indian War- War of british & (13 colonies) fighting French & Indian forces who worked together. Fighting for land. French loose all & kicked off land. -
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American Revolution
Colonies (more than half) wanted freedom from Britain who was treating colonials unequal and unjust. -
Declaration of Independence sent to Britain
Declaration of ind sent to Briain who called all colonies rebels. -
French join Patriots in war
French who were colonial settler's enemy joined colonial settlers in arms to fight against a common and greater enemy, Britain. -
Missouri Compomise
Missouri wanted to begin as a slave state when it was first becoming a state. The government allowed Missouri to be a slave state on the condition that the northern teritories soon to become states would not be allowed to be a slave states in an effort to begin to end slavery and that the state of Maine be created to even out the uneven slave to non-slave states majority that would be. -
15th Ammendment
African Americans given the right to vote -
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Civil War & Reconstruction
War between Patriots (non-slave states, northern states) and Confederates (slave staates, southern states), ending with Patriots winning. Reconstruction which followed did not change much, Most of the White poeple (which controled government) had a ranking system of ethniciities & races= according to intelectual ability & moral character. -
13th Constitutional Ammendment
Slavery outlawed but African Americans were still considered second class. -
14th Ammendment
Citizenship for African Americans -
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WWI Caused Race Riots in America
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New Deal Limitations
- F D Roosevelt is pres who creates the New Deal which are Government Programs to aid in bouncing back from the Great Depression. New deal limitations: Gender differential in pay & Segregation in camps and other programs
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WWII Began, Germany, Italy, and Japan against Britain and French, Cannadian, and Soviet Union
Many in America didn’t mind Hitler because of their own bias against Jews. -
US Joins in WWII, Pearl Harbor
Japanese move against US- Pearl Harbor- US already had a bias against Japan. The war in Japan was defined as a race war, propaganda helped steer ideologies- Defined enemy in racial terms and as subhuman- sending ideas that no tactic is off the table “these ppl arn’t human theyre barbarians” -
Japan Deploys Kamikases
America's ideologies of Japanese being backward, brutal, and savage are supported by the actions Japan deploying the Kamikase. -
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Second Red Scare- Communism scares US - Ideologies and false lables- relating communism to sexuality and civil right supporters
the Second Red Scare where communism scares US - Political figures create ideologies and paranoia of Communism- Using communist threat to further their career – Senate was convinced okay the prosicution of people in the US by accusations.
Some political figures began pointing fingers and associating communism with sexuality and civil rights supporters- creating more ideologies for the US public -
Cold War moves into Korea
American ideologies of Koreans are now that they are weak and cannot defend themselvs, so America must save the day. -
Brown vs. Board of Education
Decision on opposing segregation of schools -
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Rosa Parks arrested causing Montgomery Bus Boycott
1955-56- Arrest of Rosa Parks and causing African Americans to boycot a bus system- Montgomery Bus Boycott- Alabama- bus company backed down after a year -
Desegregationof Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas
1957- Desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas (a former confederate state) - Big controversy -
Linden Johnson pushes JFK’s civil rights bill to pass
JFK creates civil rights bill in 1963 because of Birmingham Alabama- big racest city- police used dogs and high pressure hoses (civil obedience) against peaceful march of HS kids -
Bill for equal voting pushed by Linden Johnson
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Assassination of MLK and president JFk - Big civil rights leaders