17-1 Patterns of Global Migration,

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1 17-1 Pattrns of Global Migration, Emigration from Europ Emigration from Japan Emigration from China Emigration from India Migration from Europan Russia CALIFORNIA ALSAKA JAPAN NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA 2 million W EST IN D I E S UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 336 million 1821 to million ARCTIC UK IRELAND GERMANY FRANCE ITALY SPAIN SWEDEN RUSSIA 550, to 1900 Odssa 2 million to USA 1890 to 1910 CHINA INDIA SIAM E A S T I N D I E S GUIANA SOUTH AMERICA 36 million BRAZIL MOROCCO ALGERIA 764,000 Slavs ARABIA Slavs to Arabia CAPE COLONY 160,000 to 1888 NATAL INDIAN Numbr of Immigrants From Asia 700,000 Main groups Chins 370,000 Japans 275,000 From Canada 2,200,000 From Europ Main groups Grmans Irish Italians Pols English Jws 5,000,000 4,500,000 4,500,000 2,600,000 2,600,000 2,000,000 From Latin Amrica 30,000, ,000

2 17-1 Proportion of Population Laving Citis, ,000,000 40,000,000 Rural Population 30, ,000,000 10,000, Urban Yars 1900

3 17-2 Th Growth of Railroads, L a k S u p r i o r Lak igan Mich Huron Lak Ontari o Lak Chicago L ak Eri Nw York San Francisco Kansas City Nw Orlans Railroads in opration in 1840 Railroads in opration in 1870 Railroads in opration in 1920 GULF OF Mils Kilomtrs

4 17-3 Major Amrican Industris, c1890 Sattl WASHINGTON Portland MONTANA NORTH DAKOTA MINNESOTA NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT MAINE OREGON NEVADA San Francisco CALIFORNIA IDAHO UTAH ARIZONA WYOMING COLORADO NEW SOUTH DAKOTA NEBRASKA TEXAS Omaha KANSAS OKLAHOMA MASSACHUSETTS WISCONSIN Rochstr NEW Boston YORK Providnc Buffalo MICHIGAN RHODE ISLAND Milwauk Dtroit CONNECTICUT PENNSYLVANIA Clvland Nw York IOWA Toldo Philadlphia Chicago OHIO Pittsburgh NEW JERSEY INDIANA Baltimor DELAWARE ILLINOIS Columbus MARYLAND Indianapolis Kansas City CincinnatiWEST VIRGINIA St Louis Louisvill VIRGINIA MISSOURI KENTUCKY Winston-Salm NORTH CAROLINA TENNESSEE SOUTH ARKANSAS CAROLINA LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA GEORGIA Nw Orlans FLORIDA G U L F O F M E X I C O Cotton goods Coppr rfining Lumbr products Mat packing Brass and coppr products Lathr goods Iron and stl Flour mill products Sugar rfining Papr Shipbuilding 0 Clothing Kilomtrs Products for railroads Tobacco products Distribution of factory output, 1919 Rubbr products Ovr $3,000,000 Ptrolum rfining $1,000,000 to $2,999,999 Lad smlting $500,000 to $999,999 Marbl and ston products Wooln goods $100,000 to $499,999 Divrsifid Lss than $100, Mils Citis Valu of product ovr $1 billion Valu of product ovr $200 million

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5 17-4 Th Ovrland Trail Col bia R um Fort Vancouvr M i Trail Bozman Sup rior Lak uri R sso Po Ta F o r t Smith - Santa F Tra il U ppr Em ig r ant T r a il El in o Cam Na al R yr Natchz San Antonio GULF 0 Sttlrs s routs ll Charlston tch El Paso Boston Post Boston Plymouth Charls Town Path z Tr ac Rio G d Pacifi c rand Santa F tic a n R Atla n ns a s ka Bnt s Fort il Tra os Albany s G r at Gn hio is Pony OvrExpr land ss S ta a n d g Dodg City Ar T r a il o Ontar i Providnc Pnnsylvania Nw York Forbs Pittsburgh Philadlphia Baltimor National R o a d La k ri E n Chicago T ur C h i c ago Scioto Trail n al o i Fort Lavnworth t a Maysvill N s L ick Boon O St Louis Kansas City Wildrnss in g T r ad shvill a at N Gr Path Fort Smith Mormo n s R l rai o rad ht lo Co rla nd S a t n Los Angls ak xpr s pa ds Ol Lo l ng sa L alt s-s Ov Salt Lak p ik g Fort Crittndn T ra il Suttr s Fort Fort Bridgr ny E Dtroit Lak oad i sipp ail Tr Mi ssi s ro n Hu k n ma z Fort Hall Lak Michigan Bo La Va O r g on 0 OF Mils Kilomtrs

6 17-5 Conflicts in th Wst Pugt Sound Fights 1856 YAKIMA Marias 1870 GROS VENTRE Rains Fight 1855 Dfat 1858 Bar s Paw 1877 Ft Lapwai Ft Union CAYUSE Ft Bnton NEZ PERCE SIOUX WALLA Clarwatr Killdr Mountain 1864 Ft Brthold Birch Crk 1878 WALLA 1877 CROW ASSINIBOINE Littl Bighorn Ft Kogh Big Mound 1863 Whitbird Big Hol Lam Dr 1877 Hayfild 1867 Whitston Hill Powdr Rivr 1875 Ft Bois Rosbud 1876 ARIKARA Slim Butts 1876 MODOC Wagon Box 1867 Birch Coul 1862 Wolf Mountain 1877 Wood Lak Lava Bds Dull Knif 1876 Fttrman Disastr 1866 WINNEBAGO Ft Hall CHEYENNE SIOUX Nw Ulm 1862 SHOSHONE Platt Bridg 1865 ARAPAHO Woundd Kn 1890 Ft Ridgly 1862 Bar Rivr 1863 Grattan Fight 1854 Warbonnt Crk 1876 Ft Robinson Ft Bridgr Ft Larami PONCA Pyramid Lak Bluwatr 1855 OMAHA 1860 Suttr s Fort Columbia Four Laks 1858 Stpto Snak Big Dry Wash 1882 Salt Rivr Canyon 1872 Canyon d Chlly 1864 Ft Dfianc Camp Grant 1871 Milk Crk 1879 ARAPAHO Bchr s Island 1868 Colorado PUEBLOS UTE NAVAJO Ft Apach APACHE Ft Wingat Apach Pass 1862 PIMA Julsburg 1865 Ft Stockton Ft Karny Sand Crk 1864 Ft Ft Lyon Ft Lavnworth Bnt s Ft Rily CHEYENNE KIOWA Adob Walls 1864, 1874 Washita 1868 Ft Gibson Ft Sumnr Rio Grand Palo Duro Canyon 1874 Platt COMANCHE Arkansas Missouri Soldir Spring 1868 Ft Sill Rd Ft Smith L a k Mississippi S u p r Lak i o r igan Mich Battl Massacr Fort Mils Kilomtrs GULF OF

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