ISS 230 Exam 1 | 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version
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ISS 230
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ISS 230
During the time period there was a _______________ that caused much immigration to and
emigration from Western Europe. - International labor force
List consequences for the increase in immigration during : -
-economic growth and urbanization
-growing capitalism, rising inequality
-industrial...
ISS 230 Exam 1 | 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version During the time period 1890 -1914 there was a _______________ that caused much immigration to and emigration from Western Europe. - ✔✔International labor force List consequences for the increase in immigration during 1890 -1914: - ✔✔ -economic growth and urbanization -growing capitalism, rising inequality -industrialization changed the workplace -widespread rural -to-urban migration -disease ridden slums in cities Around the 1890 -1914 W. Europe immigration surge, what was the general opinion of immigrants? - ✔✔Few immigration restrictions until 1914, most viewed immigrants as a positive force in the economy. The beginning of WWI spurred the increase of what? - ✔✔state regulation/sponsoring of migration In 1914, what was the frequency of migrations abroad? - ✔✔it had nearly ceased -some foreign workers forced to stay, help with war labor force and others were recruited WWI Armistice in 1919 led to the start of what? - ✔✔refugee crisis (also came from Russian Civil War) Which country employed more foreign labor than any other European country in the 1920's? - ✔✔France What European origins helped to cause the Great Depression in the 1920's? - ✔✔-Austria/Germany borrow U.S. money to pay war debts to France/England -France/England must pay debts owed to WWI -system is dependent on flow of cash from U.S. -investors began to pull out (1928) In the 1930's there was a ____________ ________________. - ✔✔Worldwide Depression What affect did the worldwide depression in the 1930's have on immigration? - ✔✔-became heavily restricted -victims of persecution tried to emigrate (jews, political and ethnic minorities w/in some countries) -faced heavy barriers What types of migration took place over WWII? - ✔✔troops, POWs, displaced persons, and refugees, forced laborers, and victims of Holocaust About how many people died in total in WWII? - ✔✔70 million What signified the official start of WWII in Europe? - ✔✔invasion of Poland in 1939 What is Blitzkreig? - ✔✔"lightning war" strategy What is lebensraum? - ✔✔means living space -the resettlement of ethnic Germans in occupied territories of Europe What was Operation Barbarossa? - ✔✔-lebensraum -stalin ignores the warning of impending invasion -12 million forced laborers to Germany Who was targeted at the Nazi camps for genocide? - ✔✔jews (2/3 died), gypsies, homosexuals, communists, slavs
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