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How did immigration help industrialization

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How did immigration help industrialization

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Industrial workers of the late 19th century were often foreign-born. They usually moved to industrial towns and cities, where they became unskilled laborers in steel mills, meatpacking plants, and the garment trade. These workers were able to tolerate the low wages, terrible working conditions, and long hours. Because of this, company owners tended to hire more of them to make more profit.

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http://regentsprep.org/regents/ushisgov/themes/immigration/old_immigration.htm

http://regentsprep.org/regents/ushisgov/themes/immigration/new_immigration.htm

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How did new immigration Contribute to Industrialization?

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How did new immigration Contribute to Industrialization?

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New immigration helped strengthen the American work force. Many new immigrants came to America for jobs. These immigrants were willing to take this jobs even though they paid less, demanded that people work long hours and offered no benefits. The houses that they lived in were often crowded, expensive, dangerous, and unsanitary.

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How did Old Immigration contribute to Industrialization?

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How did Old Immigration contribute to Industrialization?

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There were many workers who came to the United States from Ireland. These workers helped build railroads. Railroads were a major part of industrialization. Railroads were used to get people and things from place to place in a quick amount of time.

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New Immigration is after the civil war. People started coming to America from countries in Southern and eastern Europe, as well as some parts of Asia. These countries include Italy, Russia, Poland, Greece, China and Japan.

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Old Immigration started Prior to the revolutionary war and people also came after the revolutionary war. People came from countries in Western and Northern Europe These countries include England, Scotland, Ireland, Germany, Sweden, Scandinavia, and The Netherlands. Most people came from England and English territories. Although there were high numbers of Irish and German people.

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Immigration can be broken up into 2 parts, Old Immigration and New Immigration. Old Immigration was prior to the revolutionary war and New Immigration was after the civil war.