Anti-Chinese legislation in the United States

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Anti-Chinese legislation in the United States was introduced in America to deal with Chinese migrants following the gold rush in California and those coming to build the railway.

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Chinese Exclusion Act

Chinese American topics

Related groups

Anti-Chinese
discrimination

Legislation	Anti-Chinese legislation Anti-Coolie Act Chinese Exclusion Act Geary Act Immigration Act of 1924 Cable Act Magnuson Act Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965

Events	Chinese massacre of 1871 Tape v. Hurley (1884) Issaquah riot of 1885 Rock Springs massacre (1885) Tacoma riot of 1885 (1885) Seattle riot of 1886 Yick Wo v. Hopkins (1886) Chinese Massacre Cove (1887) United States v. Wong Kim Ark (1898) Death of Vincent Chin (1982)

Chinatowns in the United States Chinatowns in Canada Albany Atlanta Austin Bakersfield (defunct) Baltimore (defunct) Boise (defunct) Boston Chicago (Cermak, West Argyle) Cincinnati (defunct) Cleveland (defunct) Dallas-Fort Worth Denver (defunct) Detroit (defunct) El Paso (defunct) Fresno Honolulu Houston Las Vegas Los Angeles Monterey Park Newark (defunct) New Orleans (defunct) New York (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Flushing) Oakland Oklahoma City (defunct) Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix (defunct) Pittsburgh (defunct) Portland Providence (defunct) Reno (defunct) Sacramento St. Louis (defunct) Salt Lake City San Antonio (defunct) San Diego (defunct) San Francisco (Grant Avenue, Clement Street, Irving Street, Noriega Street) San Jose (defunct) Seattle Spokane (defunct) Tacoma (defunct) Washington D.C.

Transport	Chinatown bus lines

Food: American Chinese cuisine
Film: American Chinese films
Terminology: Chinaman's chance; Jook-sing
Events: Love boat

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