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Why did Middle East emigrants settled in the northern United States?
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Typically, immigrants flocked to the large coastal cities and those of the northeast tended to have a lot in the way of job opportunities. As the first generation of Middle Easterners would settle in one neighborhood, that community would become desirable for other Middle Easterners of a similar background. (This is similar to the formation of Little Italy and Chinatown.)
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