In 1892 the leading countries of Immigration to the U.S. were Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Ireland, Sweden, and immigrants from those countries remained among the most numerous until the beginning of World War I. Germans were the most numerous from 1892 to 1894, the Irish in 1895, and then Italians from 1896 to 1917, when the U.S. entered World War I. In 1899 the record-keeping methods of the Immigration Service changed, so that the top countries of immigration are listed as Italian, Jewish, Polish, German, Scandinavian, Slovak, Croat, but "Jewish" and "Polish" would previously have been considered Russian, most "Scandinavians" would previously have been considered Swedish, and "Slovaks" and "Croats" would previously have been considered as coming from Austria-Hungary, so you can see the actual countries of origin did not change that much, only the names.
i think the answer is either Ellis island or the New York harbor by the Statue of Liberty.
They arrived in between 1845 to 1860 the immigrants where from Ireland and Germany
Ellis Island was open primarily to German and Irish immigrants in 1892
Europeans and the African Americans were the largest group of immigrants
Ellis Island in NY harbor was the "doorway" to the US.
Immigrants come to the US every year. There has never been a single year of US history in which there were no immigrants.
They arrived in between 1845 to 1860 the immigrants where from Ireland and Germany
Ellis Island
Ellis Island was open primarily to German and Irish immigrants in 1892
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They continued to arrive in the North, bringing skills to the factories and providing recruits for the army.
Between 1882 and 1892, many restrictions were placed on immigration because of the massive influx of people from Europe and Asia. In 1892, Ellis Island was created to handle it more efficiently.
Europeans and the African Americans were the largest group of immigrants
In the major wave of immigration (1880-1920) they came by ship and landed at Ellis island, New York City.
It appears the first immigrants to the US were the Assyrian's around 620 B.C.E. They used the land for gold and other natural resources. However, becaus of great competition at that time, traders would never document their sources of supply. Therefore, we can never really know who the first to arrive in the US were!
Ellis Island in NY harbor was the "doorway" to the US.