US Immigration and Art/Literature Movements Quiz

Immigration is the act of moving to a different state, while emigration is moving within the same state.

Immigration is settling in a new country, while emigration is returning to one's home country.

Immigration refers to moving within one's own country, while emigration refers to moving abroad.

Immigration is leaving one's country to settle in another, while emigration is entering a new country to settle. (correct)

Clean and well-maintained

Spacious and luxurious

Quiet and peaceful

Overcrowded and unsanitary (correct)

An organization promoting cultural diversity

A secretive nativist political party (correct)

A group advocating for immigrant rights

A political party supporting immigration reform

<p>Elizabeth Cady Stanton</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>An abolitionist and former slave</p> Signup and view all the answers

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