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In US history, the Great Immigration is the period from about 1880 to about 1918, during which millions of migrants, mostly from eastern and southern Europe, went to the United States, and also to Canada, South America, and Australia.
The Irish were a prominent group (caused by the potato famine,) but people came from all over Europe. There were far-fewer immigrants from South America, Asia and Africa as the immigration authorities heavily favored Europeans.
A potato famine is a period of big starvation, disease and immigration caused by poisonous potato's. A.K.A The great hunger
A potato famine is a period of big starvation, disease and Immigration caused by poisonous potato's. A.K.A The great hunger
There is no great desert in Europe.
Making a GREAT immigration law!
The immigration policies of host countries hindered refugees from leaving Europe before World War II. These policies included immigration quotas and special requirements the must be met before entry.
Immigration increased steadily .
The main food crop in Ireland was potatoes. There was a crop failure, and people starved to death. Really good reason to leave and go someplace that had food.
The stock market crashing caused the great depression.
The rats carried fleas that actually caused the plague. The rats were carried throughout Europe on ships carrying trade goods.
The Minoans are credited as Europe's first great civilization.