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Q: Why were the Irish in Chinese immigrants discriminated against the mid late 1800s?
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Prejudice was against the immigrants in the 1800s?

Yes, because people were nativists.


Which group of immigrants was officially not allowed into the US according to a federal exclusion act in the 1800s?

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After working as laborers on farms and on the railroads during the 1800s, many of the Chinese found themselves discriminated against as workers both by the government and employers. It was easier to start a truck farm, grocery store or laundry business to keep afloat.


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Chinese immigrants first began arriving in New York City in the mid-1700s, but they did not start immigrating in significant numbers until the mid-1800s.


Which group od immigrants was officially not allowed into the US according to a federal exclusion act in late 1800s?

The Chinese


what was used in the US in the late 1800s to depict Chinese immigrants as the cause of economic problems?

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Where were the immigrants from in the 1800s?

old immigrants in the late 1800s came from north western Europe


How was Chinese and Irish immigrants in the mid-1800s contributed to the development of a transcontinental railroad system by?

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