FROM THE EDITOR
Teaching North American Migrations
Carl R. Weinberg
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
FOREWORD
North American Migrations
Jaime Águila and Dirk Hoerder
ARTICLES
North American Migrations: An Integrative View
Dirk Hoerder
The African American Great Migration Reconsidered
Sarah-Jane (Saje) Mathieu
Mexican Immigration to the United States
Kelly Lytle Hernandez
Emigration from Canada to the United States
in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Bruno Ramirez
Asian Migrants, Exclusionary Laws, and Transborder Migration in
North America, 1880-1940
Yukari Takai
TEACHING RESOURCES
Migrant Memories: Creating an Oral History
Joan Miller
Securing the Borders: Debating Immigration Policy in U.S. History
Marcie Hutchinson
Companion pieces to this teaching strategy:
BONUS ONLINE FEATURES
Teaching North American Migrations with Multimedia Technology and the Internet: A Best Practices Guide
Jaime Águila
Those Who Cross the Borders: Migrant Voices [pdf]
Marcie Hutchinson
WEB RESOURCES
Mexican American History Online
Scott Walker and Brian Gratton
ON THE COVER
Top Left: Russell Lee, Farm Worker With Carrots (1939). A Mexican farm worker shows a bunch of carrots picked during a harvest in Edinburg, Texas. (Courtesy of Corbis, © Russell Lee/ Corbis). Top Right: Dorothea Lange, Member of the Delta cooperative farm at Hillhouse, Mississippi (June 1937). (Courtesy of Library of Congress). Bottom Right: Dorothea Lange, Japanese Farm Workers (March 1937). A Japanese mother and daughter who are agricultural workers near Guadeloupe, California. (Courtesy of Corbis, © Dorothea Lange/ Corbis). Bottom Left: Jack Delano, French-Canadian farm laborer employed at the Woodman Potato Company. Eleven miles north of Caribou, Maine (October 1940). (Courtesy of Library of Congress)
