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The number of immigrants on a ship can vary widely depending on the vessel, its size, and the time period. Historically, ships bringing immigrants to places like the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries could carry anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand passengers. For example, some of the larger ocean liners could accommodate over 3,000 people. Specific numbers would depend on the individual ship and its capacity.
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How many of the passengers on the titanic were immigrants?
everyone aboard the steerage part of the ship
Where did Ellis Island immigrants stay?
The immigrants slept on the ship in Ellis Island.
How did immigrants get to the US in the 1700's?
ship
How did immigrants enter the United States?
By ship
How did you get to the US?
Most immigrants came in by ship. In the last 50 years many came on foot and also by plane.
Where did the immigrants sleep on the ship?
in bunks, or where ever there was room
How did most immigrants enter the United States?
By ship
What was immigrants expirence coming to the United States?
Harder ship
How did barley get to the us?
It was shipped via ship from Europe to the US by immigrants.
The cargo area of a ship in which poor immigrants traveled was called?
Steerage
Some times the by ship for early immigrants to new zealand would take four six months?
At times the ship with the early immigrants would take more than 6 months because of the storm and weather.
Did immigrants bring their animals on the boat?
No. Usually they were locked into the lowest point in a ship in steerage and were allowed one bag each. Animals would have created a big mess and health problems. I know in the movie Titanic the immigrants were shown leaving steerage, but in the real world they were locked in. That is one reason so many died when the ship sank. They couldn't get out.
