Exam 5: North and West European Americans

Which Louisiana city is identified as essentially "the Cajun capital"?

Urban living conditions, particularly among the poor Irish immigrants, were substandard.

What attitude toward minorities and refugees in New Amsterdam was probably the result of a similar attitude in the Dutch homeland?

__________ was/were a source of controversy for German Turnvereine.

To what country did the Pilgrims first flee after leaving England?

__________ is one of the French population segments identified in the text.

The "German Triangle" consisted of Cincinnati, Milwaukee and __________.

While the Irish were active in labor issues, they were __________ in social interactions.

Irish conflicts with Blacks, Chinese, and Germans all illustrate which theory?

The emergence of television in the 1950s accelerated the process of ethnogenesis.

In the 19^th century, women generally __________.

__________'s recruitment in Europe led to a large wave of Scots-Irish immigration to Pennsylvania.

__________ was a way that the Irish responded to hostilities toward them in the United States.

Pretzels, kindergarten, and Pabst all were originated in the United States by German immigrants.

How did the Molly Maguire movement conclude? Why did it end that way?

Contrasts among Dutch, Quaker, and Puritan responses to cultural pluralism illustrate the __________ perspective.

The Pennsylvania Dutch are of __________ descent.

New Amsterdam offers an early example of __________.

The Industrial Revolution brought rapid expansion to the New England factories.

Anxiety mounted between 1820 and 1860 because new German and Irish immigrants were __________.