In "Taking Sides" both Oscar Handlin and Mark Hyman contend if in the late 19th century settlers were removed when landing in the United States. Oscar Handlin clarifies that workers who go to the United States were distanced from social customs and additionally those from their embraced nation. While Mark Wyman contradicts and contends that somewhere around 1880 and 1930, numerous foreigners saw their excursion to the U.S. as impermanent while being mentally joined to their country which they would come back to in the wake of sufficiently collecting riches. I agree with Oscar Handlin he contends that the distance and partiality that foreigners confronted served as an obstacle that kept them from completely acclimatizing into the way of life
