HIST 1020 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Woman Suffrage Parade Of 1913, Newsboys, Alice Paul
21 Oct 2018
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People in motion : mass emigration of europeans to the us (and argentina, emigration, immigration, internal migration. 1840s-1940s: 29m south asians were recruited to labor on plantations, railways, and mines in malay peninsula, burma, dutch indies, east africa, and the. 1845-1900: 800k chinese emigrated due to population pressure, shortage of cultivatable land and social turmoil; went to americas, new zealand, hawaii, Industrialism pushed millions to migrate within their own countries, from the countryside to cities or to new frontiers. There were fewer restrictions until 1914: us chinese exclusion act, 1882, travel within europe required no passports or work permits. Three reasons for migration from europe : most european countries removed all legal obstacles to emigration between 1815 and 1850, passage got quicker and cheaper: in 1894, one could fail from ireland to the us in. 10 days for : conditions for european farmers and peasants worsened. Takeaways : transformations in the economy and business practices provoked protests from workers.
