Immigrants had to adapt to a lot of things. They had to adapt to their new job and their new home. Some or maybe even most immigrants were unskilled, so it was hard to find a good job that give you low wages. If you get low wages, than that would mean a lot less money. No money means your gonna struggle supporting you family. And most immigrants were stuffed into a small tenement. They had to adapt to that because some families lived in such a small, tight space, that they had to sleep on the floor. Sometimes there was no heat either. So it would be REALLY hot in the summer and REALLY cold in the winter. Some had to adapt not living with their other family members. During the testing (to see if you are well and healthy to enter America), if you didn't pass, you would be sent back, and families have been separated, so you'd have to get used to not living with them.
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Immigrants started their new life by finding homes and jobs. They also needed to learn a new language, which proved difficult for some people. On top of that they needed to adapt their customs to fit daily life in the United States. Children often learned new customs more quickly than their parents as this is what they were taught in school.
They came to earn money and some to build new lives
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.
Immigrants experience a culture shock, as they are absorbed into a new culture. Americans are liberated freethinkers, and conservative individuals take a while to adapt to American life. In addition, many immigrants struggle to find a job, and the American dream becomes elusive.
Immigrants had to adapt to a lot of things. They had to adapt to their new job and their new home. Some or maybe even most immigrants were unskilled, so it was hard to find a good job that give you low wages. If you get low wages, than that would mean a lot less money. No money means your gonna struggle supporting you family. And most immigrants were stuffed into a small tenement. They had to adapt to that because some families lived in such a small, tight space, that they had to sleep on the floor. Sometimes there was no heat either. So it would be REALLY hot in the summer and REALLY cold in the winter. Some had to adapt not living with their other family members. During the testing (to see if you are well and healthy to enter America), if you didn't pass, you would be sent back, and families have been separated, so you'd have to get used to not living with them.
Settlement houses for immigrants ran Americanization programs to help them adapt.
Immigrants had to adapt to a lot of things. They had to adapt to their new job and their new home. Some or maybe even most immigrants were unskilled, so it was hard to find a good job that give you low wages. If you get low wages, than that would mean a lot less money. No money means your gonna struggle supporting you family. And most immigrants were stuffed into a small tenement. They had to adapt to that because some families lived in such a small, tight space, that they had to sleep on the floor. Sometimes there was no heat either. So it would be REALLY hot in the summer and REALLY cold in the winter. Some had to adapt not living with their other family members. During the testing (to see if you are well and healthy to enter America), if you didn't pass, you would be sent back, and families have been separated, so you'd have to get used to not living with them.
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Immigrants started their new life by finding homes and jobs. They also needed to learn a new language, which proved difficult for some people. On top of that they needed to adapt their customs to fit daily life in the United States. Children often learned new customs more quickly than their parents as this is what they were taught in school.
goal succession refers to conscious attempt by management to adapt new goals. such change is done consciously and intentionally to adapt the organization to changing environment
they helped immigrants feel more comfortable in thier new surroundings. (*NoVaNeT*)
They came to earn money and some to build new lives
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.
Jacob Riis was a journalist and photographer who sought to raise awareness about the living conditions of immigrants in New York City. He published the book "How the Other Half Lives," which exposed the terrible conditions in tenements and helped to advocate for social reform to improve the lives of immigrants.
no they still live in teepee's, and smoke the peace pipe... what do you think........