Immigration In The Early 1900's

In the early 1900’s, many people immigrated to United States from different parts of Europe and Asia in desire for have a better life style than the one they were leading. Another reason was that the America was in Industrialization Revolution era, the economic growth of United States. This evolution brings better and easy life i.e. new chemical manufacturing and iron production processes that included going from hand production methods to machines, better-quality of water power, the rising use of steam power, the advance of machine tools and the growth of the factory system. That’s influence people to migrate to U.S for better jobs, home, friends, etc. But when the immigrants arrived in U.S they didn’t acquire what they expected. American people had quite racist interpretations on the immigrants those being generally from Europe and Asia. Americans illustration revulsion for different races, and culture, discordancy with religion, and distress of a rebellion from other races. John Higham, explains that American believe that these immigrants could not adjust to the equalize way of American living. Because of the immigrant’s existence in America encouraged up …show more content…
From the start of the 20th century, men from abroad have come and tried to make a living in the United States. In Madison’s article, “The passing of the great race”, there is a huge amount of hatred shown through the new immigrants. The conclusion that has come is that there is hatred for the immigrants due to them “taking advantage”, are illiterate and “not native”. After the already poor situation in England and Europe during the 20th century, many of the immigrants had taken their route to the Unites States. But when they came here, they started taking advantage of every single little thing a that they saw that came to