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Immigration and Battle Cries - PowerPoint Presentation

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Immigration and Battle Cries - PPT Presentation

Europe comes to America In the 1850s immigrants flooded US cities One major cause was the Irish potato famine Another cause was the opportunity to escape poverty and practice their religion freely ID: 469634

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Immigration and Battle CriesSlide2

Europe comes to America

In the 1850s, immigrants flooded U.S. cities

One major cause was the Irish potato famine

Another cause was the opportunity to escape poverty and practice their religion freelySlide3

Land of the Free?

Many immigrants were savagely beat and even killed when they got to America

They took the lowest paying and most dangerous jobs

Many were despised for being CatholicSlide4

“Know Nothings”

The American Republican party emerged nicknamed the “Know Nothings”

They wanted immigration restrictions

They wanted foreigners to have to live in the U.S. for 21 years before becoming citizens Slide5

Bleeding Kansas

Missourians who voted illegally in Kansas elections were known as border ruffians

Bushwhackers referred to the Missourians who made raids on antislavery settlements

Kansans who attacked Missouri settlements were called jayhawkersSlide6

The Violence Spreads

The Confederacy began seizing all forts on their land once they seceded

James Buchanan (still president at the time) didn’t try to stop them

He did send supplies to Fort Sumter to help themSlide7

An Act of War

Jefferson Davis thought Lincoln keeping troops at Fort Sumter was an act of war

The Confederacy decided to attack the fort

Finally, Major Anderson had to surrender the fort when they ran out of ammunition