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…but was settled after 1888 by Europeans who displaced the natives from traditional land holdings#. The country had excellent farmland and other natural resources, which attracted European immigrants. The new immigrants had a demand for further farming lands which…

…to the areas of the peninsula of Yucatán, in particular, the cities of Chichén Itzá, Uxmal and Cobá. In the X century the pueblo Tolteca came from the north of Mexico in which invaded or immigrated to this region, and the Maya culture suffered an influence…

…their knowledge abroad, where it will be more highly valued. Issue 15 of Immigration Laws: January, 1997 reveals that in "1995, more than 7,000 professors and researchers, who average $50 per month in Bulgaria, emigrated. A survey found that 40 percent of Bulgaria's…

…. As an immigrant I know first hand about chasing a dream. Martin Luther King made a wonderful speech about his dream, which has lived on even after his death in 1968. The perceptions and picture that is presented to immigrants from different countries are that the U.S…

…States.         Eugene Victor Debs was born in Terre Haute, Indiana on November 5, 1855. His parents, Jean Daniel and Marguerite Marie Bettrich were Alsacian immigrants. Debs inherited his hunger for knowledge from his father, however his interest…

…only for themselves, but the defense of their own interests coincided with the defense of civilized humanity, including the Jews' (Bauer, 296). The May 1939 White Paper on immigration to Palestine stated that immigration to Palestine would end after 75,000…

…/daughter struggle, especially between first-generation American daughters and their immigrant mothers (Yglesias 1). Their inability to understand one another largely stems from cultural differences; Suyuan is a Chinese woman who flees to America for a better…

…, and the probable experience of an immigrant 36 years old. What sorts of family and community beliefs/values does he come from? What does the article/police assume?: <Tab/>The Hmong are from Laos in Southeast Asia. Many have immigrated to various parts…

…in women's role in American society that persists to this day. Yet another political issue of significance was the introduction of restriction on immigration. In the political scenario, the Republicans who believed that business was the business of America…

…believed that refugees would compete with them for jobs and overburden social programs set up to assist the needy. Congress had set up immigration quotas in 1924 that limited the number of immigrants and discriminated against groups considered racially…