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Making Connections

In this activity, you will learn about the life of a woman named Rosalia Fundaro – including when she came to the United States as an immigrant, settled in the United States, and became a U.S. citizen.

You will see a ship passenger arrival list, a census record, and a naturalization document. These kinds of documents contain details about the lives of millions of Americans. You will learn about the immigration process and see what trends you can find in these government forms.

Look at each document below — click “View Primary Source Details” to see it more closely. After each document, read the questions that follow, and answer them in the response boxes.

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To the extent possible under law, National Archives Foundation has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to “Exploring America’s Diversity: Rosalia Fundaro (Intermediate)”