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alternate case: asian immigration to the United States
East Asia–United States relations
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among the other powers hostile to American motives. East Asian immigration to the United States came in three phases. From 1850 to 1880 about 165,000 Chinese
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his family in 1964, shortly before the first big wave of Asian immigration to the United States in the postwar era. His childhood was marked by financial
H. Brett Melendy
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twentieth-century California and Hawaiʻi, Hawaiian history, and Asian immigration to the United States . His research focused on the multiple ethnic groups in the
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Retrieved 2009-03-19. "Crossing East" was a radio series about Asian immigration to the United States , which won a Peabody in 2006. Erlich was one of 15 writers
1924 in the United States
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May 26 – The Asian Exclusion Act is enacted, banning all Asian immigration to the United States . It is a slap in the face to Japan after their participation
History of immigration to the United States
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Monica Boyd, "The changing nature of Central and Southeast Asian immigration to the United States : 1961–1972." International Migration Review 8.4 (1974):
Asian American university resource center
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support students who identify as Asian American. Although Asian immigration to the United States began as early as 1763, there were not many Asian American