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 * 1) __**Immigration-**__ **The crossing in countries which Other residence from other countries come to stay.**
 * 2) __**Migration-**__ **The movement of a persons from one country or locality to another.**
 * 3) __**Ellis Island-**__ **A island at a New York bay which was formely immigrations station in the U.S.**
 * 4) __**Angel Island-**__ **An island in San Fransisco that has a great view of the skyline.**
 * 5) __**Assimilation-**__ **People of a different culture come to see them selves as a larger National Family.**
 * 6) __**Political Asylum-**__ **People prosecuted for Political opinions or religious beliefs.**
 * 7) __**Tenant Building-**__
 * 8) __**Refugee-**__ **An exile who flees for safety.**
 * 9) __**Alien-**__ **Foreign person from a foreign country.**
 * 10) __**Citizen-**__ **a native or natrualized member of the state or country.**
 * 1) __**Ethnic Group-**__ **People of the same race who share a distinctive culture.**

1850- Around this time there were a sum of 500 immigrants out of 57,787 arriving in California were Chinese. Later in the California state legislature they passed the first Foreign Miners Tax Law which was a $20 per-month tax on each foreigner in mining.** 1865- A man named Crocker hired 50 Chinese for the first time to help repair the railroads and such in response to the white men being on strike. With in 2 years 90% of the workers were Chinese. 1870s- Chinese got more affective in the U.S society and other than working on railroads they worked on crops and such. 1882- The Chinese Exclusion act prohibited Chinese laborers from entering the U.S. 1892- The Exclusion act of 1882 renewed in 1892 through the Geary act. Then renewed again in 1902 and extended into 1943. 1900- Then 1900 came around and Japanese started to come in and take Chinese immigrants agriculture jobs. 1914-1918- Some Chinese Americans served in the WWI with the United States and became hero's. 1930- The strict polices and such started to ease away on Chinese immigrants. In This year congress passed an act provided for admission for the Chinese wives who were married to American citizens. 1943- The Magnuson Act was passed as a result in the repeal of the Chinese exclusion act.
 * Chinese Immigrants Timeline
 * 1852-Of the 11,794 Chinese living in California only 7 were women. The number of Chinese Immigrants increased this year to 20,000 most of them living near mining regions. The number decreased to under 8,000 anually during the next 2 decades.

It was said that Chinese sailers visited California before the birth of Christ. And some say they came after news struck about gold being found in California in 1848. The was really interested in that stuff was the young teens mainly young men who came over here in search. What they was hopeing was to come into wealth and return home to loved ones and to live better lives. So there for Many Chinese Immigrants worked in mines.**