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Many Irish workers worked at Tammany Hall.

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San Francisco was a good spot because the Asian Americans migrated through here from Hawaii and other countries. Motivation was very similar for both parties as most people came to America for better oprotunities and

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There was a huge famine in the 19th century which made many Irishmen to migrate to America. Irish people were not banned from the United States but not like

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Both the Asian and Irish migration's to the Americas were for better opportunities. But what caused them were that the Irish went over to America because disease had devastated their crops, while the Asians went to the Americas because they needed a new free homeland to live in. Lastly, I marked Hawaii because the Asians got to the mainland of the Americas through Hawaii.

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Many Irish migrants would enter Maine through Canada. Ships on Canadian fares were cheaper, so they moved from Canada downward into New England.  The Irish left to escape poverty while the East Asians left to set up a new life. The Irish immigrants were not well-liked and often treated badly. The same goes for the East Asian population.

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Both the Asian and Irish migration's to the Americas were for better opportunities. But what caused them were that the Irish went over to America because disease had devastated their crops, while the Asians went to the Americas because they needed a new free homeland to live in.

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Many Asian and Irish immigrants  were restricted and forced out of their areas. So, many migrated along this area.

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aiden park- Many asian and irish immigrants were restricted through immigration and many ended up in New York. To this day there is a large/adequate amount of asian and irish americans living in New york, which you could see through the cultures spread throughout new york.

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Henry Adams
A large sum of Irish people went over to America due to the loss of so many and poverty of the potato famine. Asians moved over to America. The American workers did not settle with this because they too needed jobs. Then moved to Canada then over to South America. After this immagration by Asians was mad completely illegal.

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Peter Cormack- People from South Asia moved to North America traveling across the Pacific Ocean. Many asian people set up diaspora communities in the places they moved to retaining their culture and native identity.

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Asian immigrants were trying to move to the United States. The US made it illegal for them to come here. The Asians then went to Canada to sneak into the US illegally. Then Canada made it illegal for the Asians to come to Canada. Then The Asians started to go to Brazil and other South American countries to try and sneak in. Eventually, some of these South American countries made it illegal for Asians to travel to their country.

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Spencer Isbell
1.5 million Irish moved to America because of poverty and the potato famine. Ireland was not industrialized so most people were poor.

Chinese and Asians migrated to america; american workers did not like it because they took jobs. Moved to Canada (illegally) then moved to south america (illegally). The USA government made Chinese and Asian immigration to America completely illegal.

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Irish and Asian immigrants migrated to New York, where they went through places such as Ellis Island. To this day, there is a large Asian and Irish community in the surrounding area.

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Anthony Nguyen
Both the Chinese and Irish migrated to the United States through Canada in search for new opportunities. A few thousand South Asian labor workers migrated to Canada and were spread across the Untied States by 1907. The Chinese were also hated upon as their migration upon communities took up job opportunities due to their labor skills leading to communities discriminating them and calling them hateful names such as the "yellow plague".

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Irish Immigrant settled in the New England area like Boston and  areas in NY.

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Vincent Call.
Asian immigrants came to the US for a better life but they mostly settled in the west coast and they would stay there in till they were banned from the united states so they had to move through countrys like Canada to get to the US. The Irish came to America because they were faced with a famin that killed millions and came to US in large numbers.

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Elijah W- Many of those who did choose to migrate were able to create communities in which they held a majority of the population, for instance, China Town. It gave many of them a feeling of home while they are still across the sea away from their home.

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The Irish's motivation to move to the Americas was because of a potato shortage in Ireland. In East Asia, their motivation came from not being able to fit in with the economical growth that was occuring in Asian, in which fear was distributed to them which led to their migration. The impacts on these communities were massive as they slowly worked their way up to the top with small jobs to eventually gain wealth and prosper in the New World.

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Thomas Catalano
Irish immigrants came to America, typically New England, as a result of the shortage of potatoes in Ireland. East Asian immigrants came to America because weren't benefiting economically in Asia. Both groups faced discrimination upon their immigrations to America but were able to rise in their standings.

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Immigrants from China tried moving to North America and south America. The United states did not allow them to move into their country. They did this by implementing the “Chinese Exclusion Act” this didn't allow Chinese and Asian immigrants to go to America. The Irish wanted to come to America because of the Famine.

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Vincent Lutz
The Irish left Ireland because of famine. They were searching for a better life inside of the Americas. The Asian immigrants were searching for a way from Asia to the Americas. The Asian immigrants were denied access to the US, so many were forced to travel to South America.

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Many of the Chinese and Asian migrants had came to Canada before entering the United States. They came into the United States through "bordering cities"

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Sutter's Mill Replica, Coloma Road, Coloma, CA, USA

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Sutter's Mill Replica, Coloma Road, Coloma, CA, USA

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Sutter's Mill Replica, Coloma Road, Coloma, CA, USA

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Landon Quirarte
Both Asian and Irish moved to the United States with the goal of a better life and a better job. The Gold Rush was very big in the mid-19th century and it provided opportunities to make money.

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Andres Chavez
Both the Irish and Asian immigrants were restricted from immigration to USA due to vast numbers coming to the USA. Contrasting that 30% of Irish were not able to make it to the America's due to disease, while others settled in Canada. Also Asian immigrants were restricted in immigration like the Irish but instead of settling in the first country the came to, they moved from country to country which led them to country hop while trying to find a place to settle.

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Carso Chavez
The Irish were forced out because of a famine. Many traveled to North America were they faced discrimination. Then they protest for better work conditions after the civil war, allowing for better opportunities for the future Irish immigrants coming to America. The Asian migrants were not forced from their homeland, rather they were making access routes from Asia to the Americas. However, because of the mass number of migrants, the U.S. created restrictions that denied access into the country for many Asian migrants. Canda, Mexico, and some South American countries created similar restriction to those that the U.S. ahd, causing the migrants to travel from country to county until they were accepted. These restrictions created Anti-Asian thinking which would not benefit the Asian community. They were rejected, discouraged, and like the Irish, discriminated against.

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Many immigrants moved to Canada then tried to get into America but failed. -Charlie Smith

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The Irish and East Asians both migrated to America during the 19th-20th century. The Irish moved because of a widespread famine and a terrible economy. They experienced some but not a lot of racism. On the other hand the when the East Asians migrated over they experienced extreme racism and still do to this day.

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Many Asian immigrants
traveled to Canada before using border cities such as Buffalo and Seattle to enter the United States. Compared to the Irish who could come straight into the states.

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Some similarities and Differences between t he Irish and Asian were that they travel to America for better lives. The both suffered at first in the Americas but in different ways. For example the Irish faced low paying jobs and long hrs while the Asian's faced lots of racism. The impacts of this were that the government created new jobs with better hours and wages and there was more of a diversity in the U.S.

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Eugene Kim
People in Ireland migrated to America because of its potato famine. Because Irish people were in poverty, potatoes became the main source of food. When potatoes go wrong, they are not able to be restored. In the 19th century, the potato famine struck. Potatoes were in horrible conditions, and diseases started to spread. The people started to move to the United States. They moved to east coastal areas, such as Boston, New York. People lived in poor conditions and had to work long hours. In East Asia, work was unable to be found. So, people went to the United States to find jobs and opportunities. However, the U.S. did not want any immigrants, so they were pushed to Canada, Mexico, and the border states. People took jobs from the north and southern borders of America. East Asian people face a lot of racism and discrimination. The wages were also low, and people had to work a lot to stay there. The impacts of these communities were that there were more racial and ethnic diversity in the United States, but racism grew at the same time.

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Daniel Lee
The Irish and Asians had similar motivations for their migration too America as both were coming to America in search of work. Although both groups had the same intentions the Asians were faced with more restrictions when arriving to America. They were faced with racism and laws were formed where Asians were barred from coming directly to America. Because of these laws, the Asians had first arrived to places in North America, Mainly Canada, and had gradually worked their ways through the borders until they reach south America. The impacts these migrations had carried were both a positive thing as well as a negative thing. With more people came more diversity but also racism.

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Ryan Liddy
There was a huge famine in Ireland in the 19th century and this forced many Irishmen to migrate to America. While the Irish were not legally banned from entering the United States, unlike the Chinese, they were still discriminated against.

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Colin Devereux
While the Chinese migrated to America to obtain jobs, the Irish were attempting to evade a Famine. In America, there was a Chinese exclusion act, preventing Chines people from obtaining jobs, while the Irish were also being persecuted and ridiculed because Americans thought they were going to steal their jobs. Both cultures were considered outcasts from American society, however, there were rules enforced to prevent Chinese people from getting jobs while the Irish were just excluded from the community.

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Noah Teves
One of the main similarities between the Irish and Asian Migrations was the job opportunities. Both parties migrated to America in the hopes of finding new job opportunities, but were only able to find jobs with low wages and long hours. One of the main differences was the amount of racism that the Asians faced over the Irish. The Irish people also used potatoes as a primary food source, as it was easily obtained and nutritious. Overall, the impacts on these communities seemed to be the expansion of racism, and amount of diversity. As more Asians started to migrate to America, racism started to become more common, as the Americans viewed Asians very poorly.