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Native Americans are not typically considered immigrants; rather, they are the indigenous peoples of North America, having inhabited the continent long before European colonization. The term "immigrant" usually refers to individuals who move to a new country from another region or nation. However, some discussions around the migration patterns of early ancestors, who crossed into North America from Asia via the Bering Land Bridge thousands of years ago, can sometimes blur the lines of categorization. Nonetheless, in the context of modern definitions, Native Americans are recognized as the original inhabitants, not immigrants.
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What was the reason that native born Americans felt more threatened by the new immigrants than they had the old immigrants?
the new immigrants brought different cultures and languages
What was one reason that the native born Americans felt more threatened by the new immigrants than they had by the old immigrants?
the new immigrants brought different cultures and languages
What were Native Americans that constantly moved around in search of food considered?
They were considered: Native Americans that constantly moved around in search of food.
What did the Native Americans not eat?
Birds they were considered sacred
Native-born Protestant Americans distrusted and resented the Irish mostly because these immigrants?
were Roman Catholic
What institutions did immigrants establish in the US?
Immigrants established almost every institution in the U.S. from the aspect that everyone person with exception to native Americans is considered an immigrant.
Why the is the us considered a country made of immigrants?
Because everyone, originally, came from somewhere else, even the native Americans
Why are Americans accepting to legal immigrants?
This is a country of immigrants except for Native Americans. Our Constitution established that all are welcome.
What was one reason that native born Americans felt more threatened by the new immigrants than they had with the old immigrants?
The ''new'' immigrants brought different cultures and languages. (*NoVaNeT*)
Who are the real immigrants in the US?
We are all immigrants. That is what the U.S. is made up of. You can even go back to the Native Americans crossing the berring strait. In the end, everyone who has come over would be considered an immigrant.
What immigrants favored Hawaii?
Native Hawaiians are believed to be immigrants from Polynesia. There have been many immigrants from many countries, but today Hawaii is populated mostly by Native Hawaiians, the Japanese and Americans.
Which groups of immigrants do you think faced the greatest challenges in the US?
native americans even though we aren't immigrants !
How were the first norwegian immigrants treated by Americans?
The native amaricans tried to kill them.
Why were native Americans rejecting immigrants in 19th century?
because they eat booty
Which idea favors native born Americans over recent immigrants?
nativism
How did the Americans treat the Scottish Immigrants?
The Americans treated the Scottish immigrants in a prejudicial manner. They considered them as intruders who did not have any right to be in American soil.
What was the reason that native born Americans felt more threatened by the new immigrants than they had the old immigrants?
the new immigrants brought different cultures and languages
