Historia
Americana
Información suministrada por el departamento de
naturalizacion de losEstados Unidos de Norte America.
Symbols of Immigration to America
Bering
Land Bridge
- Statue
of Liberty
- Emma
Lazarus
- Poem:
The New Colossus (1883)
Ellis
Island
History
of Ellis Island
Arriving
at Ellis Island
Immigrant
Ships
Voices
of Ellis Island
Images
of Ellis Island (Library of Congress)
Angel Island (California)
Quarantine
Station
Immigration
Station
History of
Immigration to the United States
Migration,
Emigration and Immigration
The
Immigrant Experience (Links, links, and more links)
Immigration
in American Memory (Library of Congress)
An
Immigrant Nation: United States Regulation of Immigration, 1798 - 1991
Immigration
Legislation Since 1790 [summaries]
Historical
Articles
Historical
Census Statistics on the Foreign-Born Population
in the U.S.: 1850-1990
This
Month in Immigration History
Frequently
Asked Questions: History
A
Guide to Help Researchers
General
Web Links of Interest to Historians
History of the
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Overview
of INS History
Early
Immigrant Inspection Along the U.S./Mexican Border
INS
Commissioners Since 1891
The Immigration and
Naturalization Service Today
This
is INS: Overview of Mission, Services and Enforcement Responsibilities
Mission,
Strategies and Goals
Congressional Perspectives
106th
Congress
105th
Congress
Core
Positions
Where INS Works
Kinds
of Field Offices
Location
of Field Offices
Budget
Statistics
INS
Restructuring Proposal
Congressional
Perspectives
Immigration Laws
Immigration
and Nationality Act
How
Immigration Laws Are Made
How
Regulations Are Developed
Four
Main Laws Concerning Legal Immigration
Most
Recent Immigration Reforms
Coming to America
They Came and Settled a New Continent: First
Migrations, First Americans
Earliest Arrivals: The First Americans
Across
the Land Bridge: Beringia
Arctic
Circle: Exploring the Past
From
the Land Called Beringia
Visiting
Beringia: Virtual Tour for Students (PBS)
Dispersal Throughout a Continent
Native
Americans
New
Research: Pacific Northwest
Upper
Missouri River Valley: Knife River Indians
Lower
Mississippi Delta: Mound Builders
Across
the Plains
Later, Others Followed and Made Their Homes:
Europeans in America
First Europeans to America
The
Vikings: They Got Here First, But ... Didn't ... Stay
Later European "Discovery" and
Exploration of America
Royal
Charge to Christopher Columbus (1492)
Columbus:
Journal of His Voyage (1492)
Columbus:
Report to the King and Queen of Spain (1494)
Early Explorers (examples)
King
Henry's Charge to John Cabot and Sons (1498)
The
Journey of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca (1542)
The
Voyage of Samuel de Champlain (1604)
First American Settlements: Jamestown and
Plymouth
Colonial
Charters, Grants and Related Documents
Jamestown
(1607)
The
First Virginia Charter (April 10, 1606)
The
Kings' Instructions for the Virginia Colony (1606)
Founding
of Jamestown: Timeline and Events
Voyage
to Virginia (Teacher's Guide) (pdf)
Colonial
Trade patterns (1760)
African
Origins of Virginia Slaves
The Plymouth Colony
The
New England Charter (1620)
Voyage
of the Mayflower (Chap. 9, Bradford's History)
Plymouth
Colony: 1620 (Study Guide)
Voyage
of the Mayflower (Part 2 of Study Guide)
Arrivals:
Ship Confidence (1638)
Immigrant Experiences: The Willing, the
Barely Willing, and the Unwilling
The Willing: The Immigrant Experience
Selected
Immigrant Ship Arrivals in the U.S.
Port
of Entry: Immigration (Library of Congress)
The Barely Willing: The Indentured Servant
Experience
Indentured
Servants in America
Indenture
Contract
Registry
of Indentured Servants (example, late 1600s)
Gottlieb
Mittleberger's Journey to Pennsylvania (1750)
The
Plight of the Indentured Servant (Teacher Resources)
The Unwilling: The Trans-Atlantic Slave
Trade Experience
The
Wreck of the Henrietta Marie - 1701
The
Henrietta Marie in Perspective
Africans
in America: The Terrible Transformation (PBS)
Introduction
The
African Slave Trade and the Middle Passage
African
Captives Yoked in Pairs
The
Middle Passage
Plan
of a Ship for Transporting Slaves
Slave
Narratives (University of Houston)
Enslavement
The Middle Passage
Arrival
Statutes
of the U.S. Concerning Slavery (Yale Law School)
U.S.
Constitution, Amendment XIII (December 6, 1865)
The
Amistad Case (National Archives)
Argument
of John Quincy Adams Before the Supreme Court
Why People Come - Push and
Pull Factors:
Push Factors
Human Rights Violations
and the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
and the
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
and the
Holocaust
Holocaust:
Student's Forum
Refugees and the Need to Flee
and the
UN High Commissioner for Refugees
and Human
Rights
and the United States
US
Asylum and Refugee Policy
Refugee
Admissions and Resettlement
Asylee
Kenneth Best [from Monrovia, Liberia, arrived 1995]
and Images: What
is it like to be a refugee?
Economic Problems and Poverty
Immigrant
Sjoerd Aukes Sipma [from Bornwerd, Netherlands,
arrived 1846]
Immigrant
Max Gudis [from Tulchin, Russia, arrived 1904]
Environmental Problems and Natural Disasters
For example:
Irish
Potato Famine
Views
of the Famine
Immigrant
Thomas McElhiney [from Murleg, Ireland, arrived 1869]
Central
Americans after Hurricane Mitch
Pull Factors
Ability to Find Work
Ability to Join Relatives
Ability to Get an Education
Ability to Live a Better Life
Temporary
Temporary
Visitors
Temporary
Protected Status (TPS)
Permanent
Permanent
Immigrants
Immigrant
Visa Information
Refugees
Asylum
How Do I Apply?
Asylee
Kenneth Best
Asylee Zo
T Hmung
Asylum
History (You will need Adobe
Acrobat Reader to access
this file)
Asylum
Reform
Asylum
Reform Symposium and Celebration
Statistics
Quick
Facts (1998)
Legal
Immigration: Reasons for Growth
Legal
Immigration: 1998 (You will need Acrobat
Reader)
Diversity
Visa 2000:Results
1996
Statistical Yearbook
Foreign-born
Population in the United States: 1850-1990
Getting A Green Card
How Do I
Become A Lawful Permanent Resident?
Why
Isn’t the Green Card Green?
Illegal Migrants
Where
They Come From and Where they Live in the U.S.[Oct ‘96]
Combating Illegal
Migration
Alien
Migrant Interdiction
and the
U.S. in 1991
At the
Border
At
a Border Patrol Sector Office
Southwestern
Border Strategy
Inside
the United States
Recent
Press Information, Enforcement
Most
Wanted Lists (Americans and Non-Americans)
Becoming Americans
Naturalization
Procedures
Overview
of General Naturalization Requirements
Naturalization
Eligibility Worksheet
Passing the
Test: 100 Sample Questions (You will need
Adobe
Acrobat Reader to view this file.)
Can You Pass?
Self-test Online
Standardization
of the Oath of Allegiance
Current
Oath of Allegiance
Immigrants: Famous
and Not So Famous
INS
and Changing Immigrant Names
American
Names/Declaring Independence: An Essay
Immigrant
Sjoerd Aukes Sipma [from Bornwerd, Netherlands,
arrived 1846].
Immigrant
Max Gudis [from Tulchin, Russia, arrived 1904]
Immigrant
Thomas McElhiney [from Murleg, Ireland, arrived 1869]
Recent
Immigrants to California (Rancho Santiago Community College)
Finding Information
on One’s Own Immigrant Background
Family
History Research
Immigration
Records
Naturalization
Records
Genealogy:
Getting Started (National Genealogical Society)
Genealogy
Sites on the Internet
My
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