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Learning Objective for The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882bdcus_ch14_1.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch14_2.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch14_3.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
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Denis Kearney and H. L. Knight, “Appeal from California. The Chinese Invasion. Workingmen’s Address,” Indianapolis Times, February 28, 1878 bdcus_ch14_4.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_4_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Jerome A. Hart, “The Sand Lot and Kearneyism,” 1931bdcus_ch14_5.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_5_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
James G. Blaine, “Chinese Immigration to the Pacific Slope,” February 14, 1879bdcus_ch14_6.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_6_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Thomas Nast, “Every Dog” (No Distinction of Color) “Has His Day,” Harper’s Weekly, February 8, 1879 bdcus_ch14_7.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_7_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Chinese Exclusion Act, Chapter 126, 1882bdcus_ch14_8.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
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Huang Zunxian, “Expulsion of the Immigrants,” 1884bdcus_ch14_9.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_9_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Quizbdcus_ch14_10.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_10_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Project Questionsbdcus_ch14_11.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch14_12.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch14_13.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_13_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003