If you look around, you can see a racial mix of people. Asians, Hispanics, Caucasian and Black. After the Civil War, many countries were chaotic financially. Oscar Handlin stated, ! ^0 Once I thought to write a history of the immigrants in America.
Then I discovered that the immigrants were italicize for American history! +/- (Kennedy, 64).
Like Oscar Handlin said, many people from various countries moved to the United States and it encouraged American Industry! s development. In the constitutional convention, James Madison noted, ! ^0 That part of America which has encouraged them (the immigrants) has advanced most rapidly in population, agriculture and the arts! +/- (Kennedy, 69).
In the nineteenth century, the rate of immigration increased. The population was 150, 000 in the 1820! s, 1.
7 million in the 1840! s, 2. 8 million in the 1870! s, 5. 2 million in the 1880! s, and increased up to 8. 8 million in the 1 st decade of the twentieth century. (Kennedy, 17) Many Irish immigrated to the United States between 1820 and 1920. Most of them were farmers.
They were the first to endure racism discrimination and unfair working condition in the land named America but they worked hard at railroad construction, mills and coalmines. As the years passed and new generations were born, their settlement was put into the better condition to live fairly as an immigrant. At last they established the Catholic Church and helped to establish some organizations. There! s no part of our nation that has not been touched by our immigrant background. (Kennedy, 18)! ^0 Everywhere immigrants have enriched and strengthened the fabric of American life! +/- (Kennedy, 66).
The Essay on John F Kennedy An American Icon
Some men go through life and live it quietly and dont change the world, however they make a difference. However then there are other men who change the way of life for an entire nation. John Kennedy was the second type of man. John Kennedy was an icon to the American culture and this is shown through the momentous changes in civil rights he made, the stands for equal rights that he made, the civil ...
As Walt Whitman said, ! ^0 These states are the amplest poem, here is not merely a nation but a teeming Nation of nations! +/- (Kennedy, 3).
Between 1830 and 1930, six million Germany people came to the United States. It was the period of the greatest migration from Europe to the United States. German immigration developed industrial enterprises and educational system. For example, German farmers helped to farm the New West and to cultivate the Mississippi Valley. In addition, the fields of lumbering, food-processing, brewing, steel-making, electrical engineering, piano-making, railroading, printing, scientific farming, crop rotation and soil conservation could develop the various fields of American industry. Furthermore, they introduced the school for children and promoted the concept of the state-endowed university.
(Kennedy, 52) Scandinavian immigration started with Swedes migration first. Between 1840 and 1930, about 1. 3 million Swedes came to the United States. The other Scandinavian, Danes, Finns, Icelanders and Norwegians reached Swedes! peak in the 1880! s.
The Scandinavians settled in various areas. Swedes settled in Wisconsin at first and extended to Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas. Some of the Norwegians drove west to the Dakotas, Oregon and Washington to settle. Norwegian immigration to the United States is estimated at 840, 000 and Danes at 350, 000. The Scandinavians played an important role in the United States school, educational system and contributed to the educational system in a variety of ways. Also, Swedes, Danes and Norwegians were skillful and talented in some fields so they helped developing an American Industry, including agriculture.
(Kennedy, 55) Toward the end of the nineteenth century, large numbers of Italians, Russians, Poles, Czechs, Hungarians, Rumanians, Bulgarians, Austrians and Greeks arrived to the United States. Over 5 million Italians came between 1820 and 1963. Most large cities were called! (R) Little Italy’s! or! (R) Little Poland’s! by 1910. By 1963, almost 130, 000 Czechs had migrated to this country. (Kennedy, 57-58) The Japanese and Chinese brought their gentle dreams to the West Coast. The estimated immigration of Japan is 338, 087 in 1907 and the estimated immigration of China is 411, 585 in 1882.
The Essay on Kennedys Career Decisions
Faced with the problem of choosing a career, Kennedy worked for several months in 1945 as a reporter for the Hearst newspapers, covering the conference at San Francisco that established the United Nations. There he noted the "belligerent Russian attitude." Ultimately he decided on a political career and returned to Boston. In so choosing, he took the place of his brother Joseph, who had seemed ...
(Kennedy, 85) America has often been called the land of immigrants. I can say the statement! ^0 We are a nation of immigrants! +/- is historically true and evidenced by facts on record. Also the dreams such as the! ^0 American Dream! +/- have a positive function for a society because it attracts immigrants who help to develop America and keep it growing economically and in other fields. Since immigrants to America had existed back then and it still does, American dream had existed and it still exists.
