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During the Gilded Age, many Europeans migrated to America primarily in search of better economic opportunities, driven by factors such as poverty, famine, and lack of jobs in their home countries. The promise of industrial jobs, land availability, and the allure of the American Dream attracted millions. Additionally, political and religious persecution in various parts of Europe further fueled the desire to seek refuge and a fresh start in the United States. This wave of migration significantly contributed to the rapid industrial growth and cultural diversity of America during this period.

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