America is built by immigrants. In the early 1600s, people from varied countries carried different thoughts to the United States, some were hoping for a place to settle down, some were being expelled from their hometown, however, they all seem to look for a better life in here. That is why the American Dream was created after. Although people starting to pursue their ideal life, but still, equality become one of the major problem. People were being separated into different level of classes, especially people with darker skin tone where whites tend to make them as lower class.…
Have you ever felt worthless or that you were not good enough for something? That is the way immigrants after about 1880 would feel when they came over to America. They were expecting this great welcoming country to escape their problems. And what do they get? They come to realize that even though there is more opportunity, there is much more discrimination against them just because there are from a different country.…
Living conditions were harsh, the reason why is because of living situations, racial and gender differences, and labor with working in the fields. Conditions were crowded. Often, two couples would share 10-foot-square room that had a kitchen and a home-made stove. There wasn’t space to make your life more comfortable. It would be even worse if you had children.…
Immigrants made us realize how bad downtown areas were. Many alleyways were very dirty. Tenement living is in better condition nowadays. Also, without some immigrants, many inventions would not be present such as Alexander Graham Bell with the…
The progressive era was a time in history when America acquired the highest number of immigrants. Millions of settlers from southern and eastern European countries migrated to the United States. Most newcomers entered the country legally by sailing across the Atlantic Ocean on ships or boats. Several migrants arrived to America illegally due to costly expenses or impatience for the immigration process to be completed. They lacked jobs in their countries, so they traveled to the land of opportunity to work and hopefully collect a fair amount of money.…
Immigrants progressed to U.S to have a great job and better lives. About reason are religious intimidations, war in a home country that tears apart a region, and economic poverty in a home country. Immigrants remained required to permit a series of medical and legal assessments by they could enter America. The real understanding of working thought inspection or detainment or Ellis Island was often not ever wracking. Persons who did not pass these inspections were returned to their country of foundation on the ships that took them here.…
Immigration had increased dramatically from 3.5 million in 1890 to 9 million in 1910. The reasons why these immigrants decide to immigrate to America vary just as how their cultures and religions do. Escaping religious, racial, or political persecution or seeking relief from a lack of economic opportunity or famine still pushed many immigrants out of their homelands. Immigrants from almost all over Europe occupied many jobs that no white American wants to do. The vast majority of immigrants left families in Europe and crowded into the growing cities, searching for their chance to make a better life for their family and themselves in America.…
Immigrants, mostly from Europe, came to the states in search for a better life but started a reformation movement upon realizing the harsh truth of the american dream as part of the working class. “Eighteen thousand immigrants per month poured into New York City alone—and there were no public agencies to help them.” Along with those known as progressive reformers and trade unionists, the working class brought awareness to problems that they faced not only as their poverty affected their lives, but most importantly the problems they faced as a result of their work. They were cheap labor that helped the industries succeed by bringing in revenue. Work conditions were awful, hours were long, and wages were extremely low.…
The United States is a country that is founded by people from outside of this land. Throughout the history, people left home to come to this country with different reasons, but all aimed for new opportunities and a new life. The pilgrims came in the early 1600s, the African slaves were forced to come in between 17th to 19th century, then people from other parts of the world came as well. Up until this day, there are still people coming into this country with different reasons. People came for a better life and also contributed back to the country, which makes the United States one of the strongest nation in the world.…
The United States experienced a flood of immigrants from all over the world, during the 1860’s to the 1920’s, which can also be called the colonial era. The immigrants that entered the United States had many intentions to improve there life. Whether they come for another chance at life, or they come to escape battles, The United States was the go-to option. The United States is home to the American flag, which symbolizes freedom and protection, which is exactly what these immigrants wanted and needed. An example of a popular immigrant group that came to the United States were the Italians.…
Immigrants were not wanted in America at this time, especially since the gates were currently closed to them because of the isolation. Immigrants had unwanted ideas that people did not want to accept. Being an immigrant was undesirable, especially German immigrants because of the war. People insisted on immigrant restrictions in order to protect the country (Document 1).…
“Immigrants are the kind of people who refresh the American spirit.” The immigrants are more ambitious than other citizens because they know where they come from and they want to succeed their life in America. Most immigrants kids are encouraged by parents a lot and they are work hard for their kids’ future. These people are always want to work as much as they can. They are really enjoy this country more than their mother land.…
The immigrants that entered the United States from the 1870’s through the 1920’s proved that they were different from any immigrants that came before them. This generation of immigrants was the most diverse group of people to enter this country during this period. Not only were they from different ethical backgrounds, they practiced different religions, their rules of life were different from ours, and among many other things. While the immigrants had, a hard time living in the US, they still defeated the odds and achieved economic success in multiple institutions. Unfortunately, because these groups of people changed the dynamics of the United States, Americans took that as a threat to the social, economic, religious, political, and overall…
United States was found and shaped by immigrants. Other than Native Americans, United States population is made of immigrants from other countries such as England, Ireland, French, Spain, Russia, and lot more. As time passed, the number or immigrants started to increase. Some of these immigrations were for pleasure as others were forced. Not all of them have the same reasons.…
Some argue that immigrant are coming from poor countries with no education and they don’t like to stay in school. Which in some cases is true, but the majority of immigrants are dedicated to becoming successful and work very hard to the end to accomplish his or her goal. And that is why most of the immigrants who works really hard ends up in prestigious universities. Nevertheless, immigrant keeps bringing us good things for our country and they have always worked really hard to create more jobs, make the economy better and create more opportunity for other people in this…