The wave of US migration in the late 1800s differed from the mid-1800s primarily in its origins and characteristics. While the earlier wave was largely composed of Irish and German immigrants fleeing famine and political unrest, the late 1800s saw a significant influx of immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe, including Italians, Polish, and Russian Jews, driven by economic opportunities and escaping persecution. Additionally, the late 1800s marked a shift towards urbanization, with many immigrants settling in rapidly growing cities and contributing to industrialization, whereas earlier arrivals often settled in rural areas. This later migration also faced increasing nativist sentiments and restrictive Immigration laws.
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This question assumes the country of immigration, but does not state it. There were massive human migrations all around the world in the late 1800s from places in the Old World to places in the New World (such as immigration to US and Canada and to Latin America to a lesser extent), migration within the Old World (such as Europeans moving to African and Asian colonies, Africans and Asians fleeing from territory under one colonizer to territory under a different colonizer, and Asians seeking better work opportunities in other Asian or colonized countries like Australia), and migration within the New World (such as Latin Americans moving to Anglo-America for job opportunities and political freedoms). If the question meant to ask specifically about immigration to the United States in the late 1800s, please see the Related Question below.
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Immigration of the mid-1800s had the affect of greatly increasing the size of cities in the US. Many of the immigrants moved into cities to be near work and to be near family.
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how was the wave of U.S immigration in the late 1800s different from the previous wave of immigration in the mid-1800s?
By Immigration.
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By immigration.
what did favorable immigration laws result in?
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In the 1800s throught 1900s and until now
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