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Eastern European Jews Arrive in America 1881-1920 Pages 36-42 of Let Freedom Ring

Read pages vi - top paragraph of page 7 in The History of the Jewish People, Book 2 to do this puzzle.
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P37p1: In response to Pogroms, some Jews joined the ____ movement and some left to become farmers in Israel.
P36p1 The Jews were blamed for ___ that went wrong.
P37p1: Some Jews who lived in cities became socialists and communists -- planning for a ____ that would make all Russians equal.
P36 p2: Beginning in 1903 another series of pogroms began, lasting until the ___ of 1906.
P.38 top box: Emma ____ wrote a famous poem (which also became a famous song) that is inscribed on the Statue of Liberty. It begins with the words "Give me your tired, your poor."
P40p1: Life in America for Eastern European Jews was very ____ from life back home. (Read the paragraph and make a conclusion. This answer is not directly in the reading, but you can easily figure it out after reading the paragraph.)
P42 top of pg: Some of the German Jews already in America found the Eastern European Jews to be a source of ____ to them because of the way they looked and they were so poor.
P39p1:Everyone coming through Ellis Island had to pass a physical ____. If they failed it, they were sent back.
P37p2: The main way that Jews came to America was by a big boat called a _____.
P39p2Many Jewish immigrants were offered jobs in the ____ industry.
P.38p2: Many Rabbis in Russia also thought that it was better to suffer _____ in Russia than to come to America where "Jews turned away from God."
P.37 bottom of pg: Most Jews traveled in ____ class, the cheapest form of travel by boat across the ocean.
P39p1: Coming off the ship, the ____ entered the halls of Ellis Island.
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P36p2: In 1882 Russia issued "the May Laws" which forced Jews to move from their homes in the country - where they had been for generations - to the _____ where there was no work and often no housing.
P37p2: With each new pogrom, ___ Jews left .
P38p1: Not all Russian immigrants were pleased with America. The famous Yiddish writer, Sholom Aleichem, found American Jews "raw and _____".
P42 picture & top of the page: The Lower East side was _____ with people.
P39p2 Immigrants who had skills as tinsmiths and ______ were offered jobs in Albany, in upstate New York, or in the state of Kentucky, where there were horses.
P40p1: In America, immigrants had to train for new jobs in ____ and sweatshops.
P36p1: 1881 was a year of great ___ in Russia.
P42p1: A Jewish organization on the Lower East Side opened with donated funds to help the new immigrants. Called the YMHA, it offered ___ in English for the new immigrants.
P39p2: After a short ferry ride to Battery Park (Manhattan) some lucky immigrants were greeted by _____.
P37p1 Some Jews ___ the danger, refusing to leave their synagogues and places of Jewish learning.
P.38 top box:Emma wrote the poem in honor of ____ Jews.
P36 p1:What were organized mobs of peasants called