There were many ships that brought Irish immigrants to the USA. The most well-known was the Titanic. Third Class passengers were on the lower decks and did not have anywhere near the luxurious amenities that the First Class passengers had. After the Titanic sank some steerage passengers were rescued, along with other passengers, and eventually made it to the USA, but many more died.
They came on a steamship.
they traveled by camel across the European continent, and then took a boat across the Atlantic Ocean
it took french immigrants forty (40) days to get to America by boat.
Immigrants began new lives in America by getting off the boat and looking for a place to live and work to earn money, or they got off the boat and took a train to where they could begin to farm available land.
By boat, as it was the only form of transportation available. As to why they came to America, there was a large emmigration from Ireland beginning in the late 1800's that was caused by devestation of the potato famine, the poverty and opression caused by the English and the dream of a young country where anything was possible.
the japanese used steam boat to travel to the u.s
645. My grandpapi came on one.
they traveled by camel across the European continent, and then took a boat across the Atlantic Ocean
it took french immigrants forty (40) days to get to America by boat.
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Most people that came to America didn't come on any particular boat. There have been millions of immigrants to the United States over the centuries, and no one boat accounts for "most" of those immigrants.
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the Italian boat trip to America was bad it carried disaeses and when they came off the boat and into Ellis island most of them were sick,tired,or mad
I think you'll find there was more than 1....Around the time of the famine (1840's) most were of a similar format, overcrowded and in general known as 'coffin ships'There are a few replicas built in Ireland so if you google 'Dunbrody' or 'jeanie johnston' you'll get a fairly detailed look.
Immigrants began new lives in America by getting off the boat and looking for a place to live and work to earn money, or they got off the boat and took a train to where they could begin to farm available land.
Boat in Irish is bád.
By boat, as it was the only form of transportation available. As to why they came to America, there was a large emmigration from Ireland beginning in the late 1800's that was caused by devestation of the potato famine, the poverty and opression caused by the English and the dream of a young country where anything was possible.
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