AP World History: Modern / Unit 6: Consequences of Industrialization (c. 1750–1900)
6.7 Effects of Migration
Notes
Migration created ethnic enclaves (Chinatowns), spread cultures, and caused nativism and restrictions (US Chinese Exclusion Act, White Australia Policy). Male migration changed family roles in sending regions.
Practice
The White Australia Policy:
Nativism.
Ethnic enclaves formed when:
Community support.
When many men migrated for work, women in home regions often:
Changing gender roles.
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