Here are the poster project requirements. (CLICK HERE)
Please read the requirements carefully. You will be building on the information you already have from your artifact, your family history survey, as well as the key vocab/concepts/migration theories you researched earlier. Take out your survey to review your family info PLUS the brief research you did on the mass immigration history (on the back of the sheet).
Again, the purpose is to know more about our family's immigration history, connect it to the larger landscape of immigration history in America/U.S., and then, continue to learn how to find, analyze, and utilize primary/secondary sources. (I will pass out a timeline of American immigration to help you identify potential issues to discuss.)
In the library, Ms. Garcia points us in the direction of lots of primary/secondary source resources. Here's a link to the library site she set up for us. (CLICK HERE)
A sample search query to start might be, for example, if you're of German ancestry: "German immigration" or "German immigration to U.S." or "German immigration to America". You're not necessarily looking for your exact family's immigration (that's what your survey is for), but for the mass immigration of your ethnic/cultural/national group, and the issues they faced as they arrived and lived in the new country.
You will be evaluating if these sources are legit, using a process with questions under the acronym "RAMBI".
Reliability: How reliable is this source? Do other sources say the same thing? Is this from an expert organization or individual? Can I trust it and why?
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