Use the route map. An Indian indentured labor route runs east across the Indian Ocean and Pacific to an island group northeast of New Zealand. Which destination is it?

Read the bar graph of overseas arrivals to Argentina from 1857 to 1903. Which origin group had the largest number of arrivals?

Use the bar graph of immigration to the United States. Which decade shown had the greatest number of arrivals?

The map shows Chinese migration routes to several nineteenth-century labor destinations. Which endpoint is farthest north?

Use the route map of Japanese labor migration. Which destination shown lies in the central Pacific rather than on the American mainland?

The map shows Indian indentured labor routes. Which destination is farthest west from India?

Use the bar graph of Indian indentured labor destinations. Which destination received the most workers among those shown?

The map shows Italian transatlantic routes to several cities. Which destination lies farthest south?

A blight destroyed Ireland's potato crop beginning in 1845, and many people left for North America. Which kind of migration factor was the blight?

Railroad construction, factory jobs, and higher wages attracted many migrants to the United States in the late 1800s. What kind of factor were those opportunities?

After pogroms and restrictive laws in the Russian Empire, many Eastern European Jews left for the United States. How should those attacks and laws be classified?

Argentina's leaders advertised land and work to attract European settlers after the mid-1800s. For migrants, what kind of factor was that recruitment?

Gold discoveries in California and Australia drew many Chinese migrants in the 1850s. What kind of factor were those goldfields?

After slavery ended in many British colonies, planters recruited Indian laborers under indenture. What did the workers usually agree to do?

Which feature made indentured plantation labor less free than ordinary wage labor?

In the credit-ticket system, brokers advanced passage money to some Chinese migrants. What danger did that create?

Why did sugar planters in Trinidad and British Guiana press for indentured labor after emancipation?

In Fiji, the word girmit came from 'agreement' in the indenture system. What work were many Indian girmitiyas brought to do?

Millions of Europeans entered the United States through Ellis Island after it opened in 1892. In which harbor was Ellis Island located?

From 1849 to 1874, about 100,000 Chinese contract laborers went to a Pacific coast country to mine guano, build railroads, and work plantations. Which country was it?

Many Eastern European Jews fleeing pogroms between 1881 and 1924 settled in one U.S. city neighborhood known for tenements and Yiddish culture. Which place was it?

During Italy's Great Emigration before World War I, which pair of overseas destinations received especially large numbers of Italian migrants?

In 1882, the United States passed its first major federal law barring a whole ethnic labor group from entry. Which group did it target?

By the 1914 census, nearly 30 percent of this South American country's residents were foreign-born, mostly from Italy and Spain. Which country was it?

Many Italian migrants in the Americas sent money home or returned with savings. What effect did this have on sending communities?