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Why do Americans celebrate St Patrick's day?
Because most of them want to be Irish and it makes them feel good to celebrate an Irish holiday!
According to the passage why were many Americans most likely so unreceptive to Irish immigrants?
The Irish, in their large numbers, were looked upon as a drain on society, as they took jobs away from Americans.
In what way were Irish immigrants different from most native-born Americans of the mid-1800s?
Irish adapted to America by baking cookies to them this was a sign of showing kindness and love
What was the reaction of Americans when the Irish came to America?
Americans all love the Irish, because Ireland is the closest foreign country (apart from Canada or Mexico, which aren't really countries anyway), and half the troops in the Revolutionary War were of Irish extraction. Jackson, Kennedy and Reagan are three of the most popular Presidents in historical memory.
What two groups were largely the most discriminated against the Great Immigration?
African Americans and Women
What is the most visited foreign city by Americans?
London is the foreign city that Americans visit the most.
WHICH Foreign city IS most visited by Americans?
London is the foreign city that Americans visit the most.
Do most Irish people live in the country or city?
most Irish people now live in cities and towns
According to the passage why were many Americans most likely so unreceptive to Irish immigrants?
The Irish, in their large numbers, were looked upon as a drain on society, as they took jobs away from Americans.
Why do Americans celebrate St Patrick's day?
Because most of them want to be Irish and it makes them feel good to celebrate an Irish holiday!
What city in the Irish Republic has most people living there?
Dublin.
Where do the majority of Americans live?
Most Americans live in New York City, New York. It is the most populous city in the US.
What side the Irish Americans fight for during the Civil War Confederade or Union?
They mostly fought for the Union. Since the major port of entry was New York City, and most Irish immigrants had settled in Union states, it was just natural that the Union would see a larger percentage of the Irish immigrants in their ranks than the Confederates.
What is the most visited foreign city by us citizens?
London is the foreign city that Americans visit the most.
In what way were Irish immigrants different from most native-born Americans of the mid-1800s?
Irish adapted to America by baking cookies to them this was a sign of showing kindness and love
What was the reaction of Americans when the Irish came to America?
Americans all love the Irish, because Ireland is the closest foreign country (apart from Canada or Mexico, which aren't really countries anyway), and half the troops in the Revolutionary War were of Irish extraction. Jackson, Kennedy and Reagan are three of the most popular Presidents in historical memory.
What two groups were largely the most discriminated against the Great Immigration?
African Americans and Women
