A People & a Nation: Since 1865Houghton Mifflin, 1990 - 621 sider |
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... Immigrants were not as illiterate as natives assumed ; although there were disparities between particular groups , almost threefourths of all immigrants could read and write at least in their native language . Also immigrants were not ...
... Immigrants were not as illiterate as natives assumed ; although there were disparities between particular groups , almost threefourths of all immigrants could read and write at least in their native language . Also immigrants were not ...
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... immigrants were “ cooperate and survive . ” Perhaps most important , all immigrants brought with them memories of their homelands and they adjusted to American life in light of those memories . In new surroundings Immigrant where the ...
... immigrants were “ cooperate and survive . ” Perhaps most important , all immigrants brought with them memories of their homelands and they adjusted to American life in light of those memories . In new surroundings Immigrant where the ...
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... immigrants , nativists charged , clogged inner - city slums , upset traditional norms with their drinking habits , and stubbornly held to alien religious and political beliefs . As self - styled expert Madison Grant wrote in The Passing ...
... immigrants , nativists charged , clogged inner - city slums , upset traditional norms with their drinking habits , and stubbornly held to alien religious and political beliefs . As self - styled expert Madison Grant wrote in The Passing ...
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Reconstruction by Trial and Error 18651877 | 436 |
The Congressional Reconstruction Plan | 442 |
The Social and Economic Meaning of Freedom | 454 |
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