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What is a pull factor

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a reason to go somewhere

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Why did white people want the Cherokee to move out of Georgia

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Gold was discovered there.

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What was one goal of the Democratic Party

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To expand the nation's territory.

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Why did most Americans in the early 1800s produce everything they needed themselves

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It was too difficult to travel to get goods somewhere else

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What might have made the movement of the Cherokee less terrible

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Moving during a different time of year

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Where would most poor immigrants look to find work

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In a factory -

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Which was the most important reason that immigrants faced prejudice when they got to America

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People thought immigrants were taking jobs away from citizens.

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How did slaves increased their personal support

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Slaves increased their personal support by building extended families.

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What state was considered part of the old south

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Virginia was the state that is considered to be part of the old south.

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Why did progressives support the sixteenth amendment

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they thought income tax would enable the government to lower tarrifs. in their view high tarrifs led to higher prices for goods, which caused hardships for the poor .

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Why did the rapid growth of factories and mills in England cause English immigration to the united States

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People found bad conditions in cities and difficulties getting jobs.

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The writings of Jacob stroyer are an important source of information because

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They are a firsthand account by a slave

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Scientific racism was used to justify negative attitudes toward both slaves and immigrants from

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What is a pull factor

a reason to go somewhere

Why did white people want the Cherokee to move out of Georgia

Gold was discovered there.

What was one goal of the Democratic Party

To expand the nation's territory.

Why did most Americans in the early 1800s produce everything they needed themselves

It was too difficult to travel to get goods somewhere else

What might have made the movement of the Cherokee less terrible

Moving during a different time of year

Where would most poor immigrants look to find work

In a factory -

Which was the most important reason that immigrants faced prejudice when they got to America

People thought immigrants were taking jobs away from citizens.

How did slaves increased their personal support

Slaves increased their personal support by building extended families.

What state was considered part of the old south

Virginia was the state that is considered to be part of the old south.

Why did progressives support the sixteenth amendment

they thought income tax would enable the government to lower tarrifs. in their view high tarrifs led to higher prices for goods, which caused hardships for the poor .

Why did the rapid growth of factories and mills in England cause English immigration to the united States

People found bad conditions in cities and difficulties getting jobs.

The writings of Jacob stroyer are an important source of information because

They are a firsthand account by a slave

Scientific racism was used to justify negative attitudes toward both slaves and immigrants from

Ireland - apex

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