Compare Chinese and Japanese experiences of immigration and social incorporation in California between 1849 and 1941 in terms of the following: •Specific push and pull factors, including key social and economic conditions and policies in sending and receiving countries at specific times; •Specific opportunities available and means of pursuing upward mobility in the California economy at specific times and in specific places; •The reasons for the relative success of each group in specific areas of the economy; •Takaki’s notion of “America’s errand into the wilderness” and/or Richard Walker’s notion of California prospector capitalism. Use one or both of these to frame your comparison. Be sure to clarify and demonstrate a clear understanding of the specific points in each of the authors’ arguments that you are using to support your argument. Please use these files for the essay, as well as outside resources are fine too:takaki_overblown-1walker_72Takaki_Ethnic-solidarityChinese as Medical Scapegoats, 1870-1905 – FoundSFUse no more than 300 words short answer part. Short Answer: Jenny Price calls The L.A. River an icon for a new environmentalism that can move beyond the impasse she describes in fourth wave environmentalism. Briefly describe why she chooses the LA River for this purpose. Then suggest your own icon for a new environmentalism. Explain how it serves to move environmentalism beyond the impasse Price describes in fourth wave environmentalism and specify how it can address at least one specific issue raised in Unit IV in ESPM 50AC. Please use these files for the short answers, as well as outside resources are fine too:McClintock_Cultivating_Food_Justice (1)Price, J (2008). Remaking American Environmentalism – On the Banks of the LA RiverOMCA-Reading-the-Landscape-FieldGuide