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…Frank Lee 3/5/01 AP American History DBQ- Labor Unions I learned how to use a thesaurus!! YAY =P Subsequent to the Civil War, the Second Industrial Revolution occurred, bringing in swarms of immigrants who consented to procure factory jobs with minimal…

…of the United States, it would only benefit immigrants to educate themselves by becoming bilingual. Instead, foreigners struggle because their only form of communication is the language of their homeland; thus, it is difficult to read literature, find employment…

…Antonia, published in 1918, is probably her best known work, and features the hardy, sensitive women who led courageous, simple lives of endurance in the harshly beautiful wilderness. These immigrants would become the mothers of a new race of Americans…

…the estimated 200 million dollars a year in public services for illegal immigrants. The costs to maintain and investigate these suspected aliens will be much greater. The first year of the project will cost about 100 million dollars. Some estimates even project…

…The Sacco and Vanzetti case has caused quite an uproar in the past 7 years. These two italian immigrants have affected and caused an upheaval in every part of the US and many parts around the world. As you all probably have heard, Sacco and Vanzetti…

…to urban life centered on factory work, as well as triggering a massive “new immigration,” swelling Americas already diverse cities with more and more foreign born citizens. It was because of these changes that the cinema was able to become a popular attraction…

…The origins of Chalcolithic (approximately 4300-3300 BCE) culture in the Levant are debatable. Arguments exist that the culture developed locally as well as that the culture was “intrusive” – introduced by immigrants to the region. While valid claims…

…, an Interpretive History¡¨ starts with the very beginning of time when the people from China, Japan, Korea, Philippines, and India first immigrated to the United States. Throughout this book, Chan talks about the accomplishments and struggles of the Asian Americans…

…would have been the U.S. but strict immigration laws disallowed any families without sufficient papers to enter, such papers were impossible to obtain as a refugee family. Not until the voyage of the St. Louis did Americans begin to realize the Jewish…

…                                   THE PROGRESSIVE ERA To many, it seemed as if America's development was too good to be true. Immigrants flooded in hoping for a better life and a new start. Politicians ran for office all…