Asked by Annie

Between 1880 and 1925 American society remained true to its core values of liberty, equality and opertunity regaurding immigration issues. Asses the validity of this statement.

Ha! whatever! Tons of immigration took place between those years, and the increase in population gave way to increase in prejudices. Economic growth is evident, and legally an Irishman's equality was no less than an Englishman's, however the prejudices did not give equal oppertunity to those less fortunate. Keep in mind that many who came over spent their savings on the voyage to America, so most immigrants were extremely poor. This gave buissnessmen an advantage, paying less to a person desperate for money than normal. so equality yes, oppertunity no, and liberity.... you decide. if you need more informtion go to wikipedia and type in "immigration in America" in the search box. Hope this helps!

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Answered by ne myia
thank you
Answered by loco person
well this helps a lot
Answered by JASHUA
This Don't Help
Answered by Rodney
I'll probly use some of things u said in this....like how the immigrants spent most of there money on the boat ride to America...thanks
Answered by kristina
who were the immigrants in the 1920's
Answered by Tiff
this is whatever i mean come. immagrants; its the same legal or illegal...all they want is to be free. plus mexican guys are hawt
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Answered by teddyium
They were really scared because the US was a cold nation and they didn't have coats or mittens on.
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