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Immigration changed the labor force in the mid-1800s by filling the need for cheap land in towns and cities while also expanding to the Midwest for farmland. Also, a great deal of native born Americans were losing their jobs to immigrants.

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They worked on the railroads and helped economics

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Q: How did the nature of immigration to the US change during the late 1800's?
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