December 14th

blog for today is how we went over the test to study for exams and also we turned in essays I am so glad I turned my in on time and now I have part of exams done already!!

Thursday 13th

I didnt have a blog for today because im grinding to finish the essay. But today we peer edited our essay and mia helped me a lot to include details that I needed and added.

December 11th

Today in class we took the test. I thought I did kinda well if i'm being honest. I might've gotten a couple answers wrong but other than that I did decent. Hopefully I did as good as I think I did and we will see. I think im prepared for exams as much as I can be and I will continue to study as much as possible for our exams.

december 10th

Tomorrow we have a test and Im very nervous because I do not feel prepared. I will study as much as I can tonight and hopefully its enough. But today we went over more information so hopefully its enough for me to go over with. I will see how I do and how I feel about it tomorrow. Until then here are some notes I got in class today...

• Immigration concerns in Europe;
• Population growth in Europe fueled by immigration from other regions of the world, a trend disliked by many Europeans
• Biggest fear is that the host country's culture will be lost because of the amount of immigrants overpowering the community.
• immigrants might take over things like churches or other cultural things citizens have. 

Friday 12/7/18

Today in class we talked about unauthorized immigrants.
- Countries have adopted selective immigration polices
- the quota act (1921) and national organs act (1924) by the u.s congress marked end of unrestricted immigration to the u.s.
Reasons people who get into the United States include
- family reunification
- skilled workers
- diversity
58% emigrate from Mexico and out of 11.2 million people 1 million are children that come from America.
Unauthorized immigrants given birth to 4.5 million babies on u.s soil. which makes them citazens
Reasons that people want to come to the United States are
- employment oppurtunities
- family reunification
- better way to live life
Texas and California have the largest number of unauthorized immigrants due to their borders being so close to Mexico.

Tuesday 12/4/18 Sub teacher

Changing U.S immigration

Changing U.S immigration

• according to the 1790 census, 62 percent of immigrants came from Europe. 
• africans forced to migrate to the Western Hemisphere as slaves. 
• 38 percent of immigrants were living in the U.S, in total 360,000 people were living in the U.S
• 90 percent of them emigrated form Europe
• the largest number of immigrants to the united states was 7.2 million.
• in 1912, New Mexico and Arizona were 47, 48th states, finally the unites states was "united"
• 3/4s of immigrants in the 1840's- 1850's were from ireland or Germany
• the annual number of immigrants went from 20,000 to 200,000.

Monday 12/3/18

In class today, we listened to the  podcast.  The podcast talked about immigration and prosecution. We talked about how the word asylum means a safe home. Immigrants come to the United States looking for a safe home. In 1951, Jews from Europe sailed a ship to the United States to escape the Nazis, but the United States denied them asylum. They all returned to Europe and were scattered into concentration camps. Most of them were also killed in the nazi concentration camps. We also talked about how Trump is limiting the amount of people who are coming to the U.S. Even if they are in danger.