How did southern whites try to keep their control over the freed-people during Reconstruction?

Why did the U.S. Congress oppose the Versailles Treaty (the treaty that ended World War One)?

What were the main differences between the Populist/Democratic Parties and the Republican Party during the 1896 election?

What were the experiences of Chinese immigrants in the western United States?

How did the global economy encourage western expansion in the United States between the 1860s-1900?

What were some of the key reforms of the Progressive Movement?

What efforts did the United States try to take to remain neutral during World War 1?

Why did the Republican Party and President Andrew Johnson clash over Reconstruction?

What events and factors led to the Spanish-American War in 1898?

Immigration is a common theme that links all of our chapters together. To answer this question, you can think of immigration as both an internal (people moving between the different regions of the United States) and external (people arriving to the United States from different countries) process.  You must use at least three pieces of evidence from our class to answer this question.   You can use the textbook, the online readings, or both.  Your response should consist of about  4-6 paragraphs.   How did U.S. economic growth and territorial expansion between Reconstruction and the Roaring 1920s (between 1865-1930) encourage immigration into and/or across the United States?