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…-speaking Pennsylvanians who, alarmed by German immigration, feared the dilution of their own culture and power, as he wrote of the "Palatine Boors (Germans) [swarming] into our settlements, and by herding together [establishing] their Language and Manners…

…of funding, and does not encourage dependency. Immigration standards should reform by supplying them with knowledge and funding and the majority of money should help urban communities. Supply immigrants with knowledge and some federal funding…

…simple, their lifestyle deteriorating. The trigger of the second skinhead movement was caused by immigrants taking their jobs. The previous events that preceded the movement were economic decay, earlier racial tensions, and strong nationalistic feelings…

…of an immigrant named Jurgis and his family that come to America in search of wealth and the good life that they hear so much about. They believe so much in the American dream. However, life in America isn't so great. Sinclair talks about the harsh reality of life…

…. The majority of the celebrations now are held for first and second generations of immigrants, but rarely for the third. Before long, the fiesta will only be conducted for first generation immigrants. Then, maybe the performance in American will be completely…

…, there was no immigration into the Southern States. Immigrants could no compete for the lowest wage because there were no wages. Because of this, there was no circulation of capital in the South. The only markets in the South were the plantation owners. Even then, they did…

…of Queens, one of five boroughs. Astoria settled in the 17th century known as Hallets Cove, which renamed in honor of John Jacob Astor a millionaire in 1839. John Jacob Astor, a German-born immigrants to the United States, donated $500 to the village’s young…

…corporations, universities, and land for the citizens to settle on in Honduras, causing many citizens to immigrate to other countries to find new opportunities. Due to the lack of employment, education, and land, Honduran citizens immigrate to the United States…

…Americans wanted to maintain their culture. Lots of problems led people to believe that immigrants were the problem, which led to anti-immigrant mindsets. Its hard to believe that some people out there just don’t want foreigners here, be it because…

…Scottish immigration to Nova Scotia in the nineteenth century is an aspect of the province's history which has been shrouded and manipulated by cultural producers and the tourism industry to project a more traditional folk culture. In an attempt to shed…