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Every person in America is either - Descended from people who travelled to America from other countries OR - Immigrants themselves (The only exception are Native Americans)
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By 1914 40 million people had emigrated to US mainly from Europe Immigrants (millions)
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Immigration to America can be broken into 2 time periods 1.Old Immigrants 1851-1890 2.New Immigrants 1891-1920 Old and New immigrants came from different areas of Europe Patterns of Migration
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OLD IMMIGRANTS (1851–1890) NORTHERN & WESTERN EUROPE BRITAIN IRELAND SCANDINAVIA GERMANY Came from: MOST WERE SUCCESSFUL IN THE USA
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OLD IMMIGRANTS (1851–1890) These immigrants were WHITE ANGLO SAXON PROTESTANT Disliked anyone who did not have White skin Protestant faith Anglo Saxon tradition
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SOUTHERN & EASTERN EUROPE ITALY POLAND RUSSIA Came from: most could speak no English did not look ‘American’ different religions (Roman Catholics, Jews etc) NEW IMMIGRANTS (1891–1920)
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YEARSCOUNTRY SENDING MOST IMMIGRANTS 1st2nd3rd4th 1851-1860 1861-1870 1871-1880 1881-1890 1891-1900 1901-1910 1911-1920 Germany Italy Ireland Britain Ireland Austria Poland Britain Ireland Britain Russia Sweden Italy Austria Germany Poland Austria
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OLD IMMIGRANTS Vs NEW IMMIGRANTS PREJUDICE IGNORANCE TENSION Arrival of new immigrants led to….
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