Ability to be flexible and work hard.
Well considering a lot of European immigrants came in through Ellis island, they settled down in new York and other big cities like it because they were close. Also, there were PLENTY of jobs in these cities and there were tennant houses set up so there were lots of places to live. And also, immigrants especially from Italy or Spain or Portugal stayed and lived with their own kind. That's how Little Italy sprouted up.
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Antonyms for hobo are settled, hard-worker, or sucessful
The southwest was the last.
Maybe you might tell them something they would want to hear?
close proximity to jobs and low cost housing/ necessities.
Immigrants settled in the south because of low investment in railroads. This happen during and after the Civil War.
They settled in the New England region because of all the factories.
they settled there because they felt like it ok
Immigrants who settled in the cities got valuable information from other immigrants of the same ethnicity. They often settled in groups together.
They settled in the New England region because of all the factories.
Many Asian immigrants settled in Vancouver and Toronto.
LEGAL immigrants are good for the US because our nation was founded by immigrants, settled by immigrants, and is what it is today because of the hard work of (mostly) law-abidingimmigrants. Young immigrants work and pay into the social security system, thereby funding the dwindling accounts of the aging population.
Immigrants who settled in cities got a lot of valuable things. Fast communication is one valuable thing that immigrants got.
In general, immigrants settled in the cities because work was available along with housing.
Vita was settled by Ukranian immigrants in the late 1890s as Szewczenko.
Many German immigrants were Lutherans who immigrated to Australia to escape the persecution. Thanks to wealthy Scottish businessman and chairman of the South Australian Company, George Fife Angas, a deal was struck by Pastor August Kavel to start a new Lutheran settlement in South Australia. Later, in many cases, the German immigrants settled in areas which, by their landscape, reminded them of their homeland.