Those who came to the United States as immigrants between 1492 and and late 1940s all came by boat. After the late 1940s more and more could come by airplane. since the 1960s, virtually every immigrant has come by airplane, except for those who walked or drove across a border between two countries in America.
The Russians traveled on a train to get to the ports and then went on a ship to get to America.
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The post-1880 newcomers who came to America are called the 'New Immigrants'. The immigrants came from the eastern and southern Europe.
Nativists believed that Immigrants wanted to destroy America.
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They brought over the christmas tree, and the famous dish we call soup. Also the native americans were the long ancestors of the russians, so technechly everything that the Americans learned from the Native americans were all things from Russia
Russian immigrants lived in tiny apartment
The Russian immigrants spoke Russian.
The Bering Strait is only about 50 miles wide. Immigrants crossed this waterway hundreds of years ago, but it is an illegal point of entry now.
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Russian immigrants to America were treated like other non-English speaking immigrants. Unless they started their own business, most of them would live on the edge of poverty.
It was the other way around: America got to these immigrants.
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Immigrants helped invent many useful items in America.
English Immigrants traveled to America by sailing ships.
Russian America ended in 1867.
Russian is taught at some schools and universities in Germany, and there are a few immigrants from Russia living there who can speak Russian.
Immigrants chose to move to colonial America for better opportunities. Many other immigrants chose to move to America for religious freedom.