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Americans: People, Past, and Power

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Immigration and government facts quiz

by Ignacio Platero
1

The melting pot idea suggested immigrants lost their old identities to become Americans, but equality was not guaranteed.

2

The USA has more than two main political parties (there are two main parties: Republicans and Democrats).

3

Native American Indians were forced off their lands and placed in reservations.

4

In 1870 all citizens were given voting rights.

5

The central government is based in New York City.

6

The USA was formed in 1787 with a constitution and a Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments).

7

Black Americans faced discrimination and poverty even after slavery.

8

The president is elected by Congress, not by the people.

9

In 1920 there were immigrants from 103 nationalities on American soil.

10

There is no federal system; a single central government runs everything.

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