Reactions to immigrants vary widely depending on individual perspectives, cultural backgrounds, and socioeconomic factors. Some people embrace immigrants, viewing them as contributors to diversity and economic growth, while others may express fear or resentment, perceiving them as competition for jobs or resources. Media portrayal and political discourse can also significantly influence public sentiment, leading to either acceptance or hostility. Overall, reactions are complex and often reflect broader societal attitudes towards change and inclusion.
Immigrants
How did the people of Germany react of the ww1 treaty of versai
I think that immigrants affected the U.S. because without immigrants coming over from other countries, we wouldn't have other nationalities, like Irish people, or Asian people, or whatever kind of people.
How did the celtic people in Britain react to the viking invasion
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No, not typically. Generally, people react to poison ivy, oak or sumac. Generally, animals be they domesticated or wild don't react. But there may be exceptions.
Immigrants take on jobs that people born in the country are generally not willing to do. This helps expand the economy.
Immigrants worked hard to fit in to society.
Northern immigrants generally voted for the Republican Party, while Southern farmers generally voted for the Democratic Party.
Immigrants
answered by: anomus The Immigrants would take jobs from the Americans
Most people are not allergic to peanut butter. People who are allergic to nuts generally react to peanut butter.
still immigrants
Generally not. No.
If you are referring to bosses in America, during the major wave of immmigration (1880-1920), bosses generally treated ALL immigrants as subservient and lower than other people. There are a few exceptions though.
Generally, Americans have mix feelings towards lager numbers of immigrates. How Americans react to an increase in immigration is generally negative.
Catholic immigrants caused the country's problems -study island