The Tuskegee Institute, founded by Booker T. Washington in 1881, primarily focused on the education and vocational training of African Americans in the post-Civil War South. While its main mission was to uplift the Black community, the institute's emphasis on practical skills and self-reliance could indirectly benefit poor immigrants by providing a model of education and self-improvement. However, it did not specifically target or serve poor immigrant populations as part of its core mission.
political machines help out the poor and the new immigrants Poeple were grateful for the assistance they received from them.
They helped immigrants by providing them jobs with public pay roll and houses.
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In a factory
cause they shat there pants way to much so it stank
yes because he was the first black American to finish it
When they migrated, the building of the railroad provided jobs.
Raw recruits with a lack of experience
To help new immigrants in their communities(APEX)
It didn't help them much since they had to use ships to get to the U.S. . They may have used railroads to get to the ports from home.
it was rough because when immigrants came they were poor and had to rent crowed tenement
Immigrants and poor residents of the US encountered not being wanted, and also not being able to pay taxes.
The immigrants live in the american, at the some bump looking building, and at the poor nieghbor.
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Political machines became popular in poor immigrant neighborhoods because people who needed help could get it.
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political machines help out the poor and the new immigrants Poeple were grateful for the assistance they received from them.