What are three different immigrant groups who settled in Ohio?

Answer 1

One group of immigrants were the Irish Catholics. They moved in to the United States especially during the time of the industrial boom and their Potato Famine. They filled a majority of factory work. Another group were the Chinese. The Chinese were discriminated against mainly in the west when getting jobs, causing a lack of jobs for the whites. This perturbed the whites, and caused them to segregate themselves from the Chinese and other races that were taking jobs. Acts were put in place to prevent Chinese and other immigrants from immigrating into the United States. Another group was the Latinos/Mexicans. They were moving into American mostly during the time of the baby boom in the 1950's. The largest group of postwar migrants were from Mexico, equaling to about 275,000 in 1950, and 444,000 in the 1960's. They moved mostly to La, El Paso, and Phoenix. Before WWII, they were living in rural reas, working on farms, but towards the 1960's they lived in urban areas, and worked in manufacturing. Once the reinstitution of the Bracero Program came about a plan was devised as a means of importing Mexican immigrants temporary. 4 million Mexicans when then deported duing Operation Wetback.