Immigration is endemic to the development of the United States. Throughout its history, multiple...

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Immigration is endemic to the development of the United States. Throughout its history, multiple ethnic groups immigrated to the United States, thus affecting various elements of American life. Though immigration is usually a voluntary event, groups were moved against their will at certain points in history. .
Identify when people from Eastern and Southern Europe region immigrated, and describe the reasons why they left their home country or countries. 
Examine this group’s initial experience in America and how it changed over time. 
Was the United States fundamentally changed by this group’s immigration? Why or why not?
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European Immigration 
Throughout the 17th century, about 175,000 British people travelled to Colonial America. Over 
fifty per cent of all European settlers to Colonial America throughout the 17th and 18th centuries 
reached as indentured retainers. In mid-19th century an influx from northern Europe; the initial 
20th-century mostly from Southern and Eastern Europe started happening.  
The European migrated to the US because after Europe instigated automating, numerous 
businesses bought out the farmer's property to make more moneymaking larger farms with no 
rivalry meaning that agrarians had two picks, either to go and become peaceful in the new world 
and be given bread and property, or work in a sweatshop in a metropolitan,

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