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You have to be more specific as to when, because various groups have been discriminated against at different times. Chinese immigrants were discriminated against on the west coast at one time, as were Catholic immigrants.
The political bosses helped immigrants by providing jobs on the public payroll, getting housing for new arrivals, giving the needy gifts of food and clothing, patching up minor scrapes with the law, and helping schools, parks, and hospitals get built in immigrant neighborhoods. The bosses only did these things so the immigrants would vote for them and their party.
fukk the west
To help new immigrants in their comunities
it made it easier to get from one place to the other
The gold rush was developed as a result of immigrants flooding America looking for work. Once gold was struck, they all moved to the west hoping to struck gold and make a fortune. Not only were immigrants involved in this, but citizens in the North and the South East began to move to the west in hopes of a better life.
to the mid west and the north west
Between 1600 and 1890 about 20 million immigrants arrived from Western Europe. Because the United States was young and growing these immigrants were welcomed to help develop cities, build roads, construct canals, and farm fields. By 1890 the United States was overflowing with immigrants as about 10 million immigrants arrived every five years from Southern and Eastern Europe including Greeks, Czechs, Hungarians, Italians, Poles, Jews, and Russians. After 1890 there was no more free land in the West. Illiterate immigrants were willing to work cheap, accused of stealing jobs, and easy prey for corrupt politicians.
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Most Chinese immigrants settled in the western cities. Most of them were in California.
The Nile River helped civilizations to develop in West Africa.
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Jackson particularlu represented all the immigrants and children of immigrants like himself. Most of these people lived in what was then the West and the South, including western PA.