英文摘要
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In the 19(superscript th) century, many Chinese females have migrated to U.S.A. for pursuing a richer life and their family's reunions. In other words, the main motivation for these female immigrants is desired to get rich in America. Therefore, they forced to serve as servants or prostitutes in the early periods. Until the 20(superscript th) century, a series of relevant laws were specified and Chinese Exclusion Act was abandoned, the number of Chinese female immigrants increased rapidly. Moreover, the high growth of industry in U.S.A. made more employing requirements at that time. People have more opportunities to successfully gain their jobs. Obviously, Chinese female immigrants give up being a servant or a prostitute, and they change their mind to be a career female. These immigrants take advantage of their professional skills for their jobs, and take part in any possible political activities for getting political positions. As a result, they finally participated in the American mainstream society.
Therefore, this research paper analyzes the meaning and value in political positions of Chinese female immigrants in America by means of using some research theories and methodologies. Furthermore, I give four working cases, including Anna C. Chennault, Lily Lee Chen, Julia Chang Bloch, and Elaine Chao to fit in with my analyzing results. I want to reveal the influence on politics motivations and changing processes for Chinese female immigrants, and understand the meaning of political position in U.S.A.
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