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…. Manufacturing Partly because of the large influx of skilled immigrants from China after 1950, Hong Kong has developed important manufacturing industries. The principal products include textiles, clothing, footwear, electronic and electrical equipment, ships…

…. Joseph Paul DiMaggio was born in Martinez, California on November 25, 1914 (“Hall of Fame” 1). He was the poor, uneducated son of an Italian immigrant fisherman in the middle of the Great Depression. Joe’s father wanted his sons to grow up educated and do…

…of the game. The National League mostly appealed to more middle-class audiences by requiring its teams to charge fifty cents, ban the sale of alcohol, and refuse to play Sundays. The rival American Association appealed to immigrant and working-class audiences…

…of the game. The National League mostly appealed to more middle-class audiences by requiring its teams to charge fifty cents, ban the sale of alcohol, and refuse to play Sundays. The rival American Association appealed to immigrant and working-class audiences…

…behind this is due to the fact that with a good marketing strategy, we could expand our customer base worldwide. Our current situation limits us to the city, county limits. However, more immigrants come to America each year. With the ability to accept orders…

…State (1854) and the South African Republic (1852; later the Transvaal). The discovery of diamonds and gold in the late 1800s drew British immigrant entrepreneurs (Uitlanders, or "foreigners") into the interior, and conflict over ownership ensued. Paul…

…and what it has offer. Douglas Ruhoff observed in a 1996 USA Weekend article that the children are “native” to the high tech world of today where the parents are ‘immigrants” (12…

…in the United States. It was while investigating the murder of an Italian immigrant that the current Police Chief, David Hennessey discovered the existence of this secret society. Police Chief Hennessey was assassinated before this murder case could go to trial…

…as a maintenance center for the Union Pacific Railroad. It was a huge agricultural and lumber distribution point. Close to 1,600 residents in a town of less than 8,000 were foreign-born or had at least one immigrant parent. Nearly 37% of people in the Klan…

…of this government was Alexander Kerensky, who was eventually forced from power. (He later immigrated to the United States.) The last revolution took place in November of the same year. (Because the date was in October on the old Russian calendar, it is usually…