In New York City, immigrants often spent the day of rest enjoying the caf�s, clubs, and music halls that city law had recently allowed open on Sunday. The city was filled with immigrants and laborers, as factory work was especially appealing when the industrial revolution took hold.
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It should be mentioned that New York was FAR more violent than it is today. Large gangs of immigrants roved the streets of the waterfront and five points sections murdering and robbing any ritch person who dared cross their path. Prostitution as well as gambling abouded, and houses for these catered to both extremeley poor and extremeley ritch clientelle. The police faught gangs on a normal basis, riots occurred frequently- some of which requiring the national guard and in one instance in 65' the union army to suppress.
Like the 1800s :) haha the late 1800s..... I wanna say 1892 but uh, not positive
Because they all lost there job du to he explosion in the late 1800s
what were the dressws like in the 1800s
Industrial growth just like the telephone service did
True. The poor economy of the South during the late 1800s was largely due to the struggle to recover from the Civil War. The devastation of infrastructure, loss of labor due to emancipation, and the transition from a plantation-based economy to one that sought new industries hindered economic recovery. Additionally, factors like debt, sharecropping, and limited access to markets further complicated the South's efforts to rebuild its economy.
New York City
Corrupt. Read Tigers of Tammany by Alfred Connable, Reinhart 1967.
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They moved to more urban areas like New York City and Chicago for more job opportunities.
took bribes, controlled contracts,and embezzled money
People didn't like them
People didn't like them
Like the 1800s :) haha the late 1800s..... I wanna say 1892 but uh, not positive
The workers went on strike
it was really hard but hey they had to survive some how right
the people in the 1800s wore things like whool and homegrown cotton hope this could help!!
Well, sugar, during the late 1800s, the federal government had a reputation for being a bit of a hot mess. They were all about expanding their power, regulating big business, and basically stirring up trouble wherever they went. Some folks loved 'em, some folks loathed 'em, but one thing's for sure - they definitely made their mark on history.