Question

the 1890s witnessed a major shift in the sources of immigration to the united states. define the key terms pertaining to the “new immigrants.” drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right. ireland, england, germany, and scandinavia; “races”; eastern europe; descriptive term used by native - born americans to describe new immigrants; the region(s) from which most traditional immigrants came; the region(s) from which most “new immigrants” came

Explanation:

• "Ireland, England, Germany, and Scandinavia" are the regions where traditional immigrants to the US came from (before the shift in the 1890s), so it matches "the region(s) from which most traditional immigrants came".
• "races" was a derogatory descriptive term used by native - born Americans to label new immigrants, so it matches "descriptive term used by native - born Americans to describe new immigrants".
• "eastern Europe" is the region from which the "new immigrants" (in the 1890s shift) came, so it matches "the region(s) from which most 'new immigrants' came".

Answer:

• Ireland, England, Germany, and Scandinavia → the region(s) from which most traditional immigrants came
• "races" → descriptive term used by native - born Americans to describe new immigrants
• eastern Europe → the region(s) from which most "new immigrants" came