The rapid American industrialization opened the doors for immigrants in the early 1900s, but that were diversity reasons that motivated the immigrants to come to America. The majority came seeking for a better economic opportunity and some others, especially Jewish immigrants from Russia, came as refugees from the anti-Semitic retaliation. While the Jew immigrants received help from American Jews to stabilize their lives in the United States, other immigrants from countries of Europe and Asia, faced economic difficulties, working for a cheap labor and also facing a strong segregation by the American
