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What were the living conditions like for the Japanese immigrants in the us?
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Where were all of the immigrants traveling to aboard the Titanic?
The immigrants were heading to the US on Titanic which was destined for New York City.
What were conditions like on the ship for the immigrants 1800-1900?
the trip was long, scary, bad, terrible..
Immigrants?
A group of people traveling to another country to start a new life there.
What statements describes the traveling conditions most immigrants endured when making the trip to the US?
Most immigrants endured challenging traveling conditions when making the trip to the US, often facing overcrowded and unsanitary conditions on ships, particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Many traveled in steerage, which offered little comfort and was prone to disease. Additionally, the journey could be long and arduous, with families often separated and limited access to basic necessities. Despite these hardships, the promise of a better life motivated many to undertake the perilous journey.
How did the immigrants keep their food fresh while traveling?
The packed it in barrels.[with the lids closed]
Which natural land form was a barrier for immigrants traveling west to Ohio and Mississippa?
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What were the living conditions in America like for German immigrants?
they were very clean but lived in crowded ghettos with Chinese
Why were immigrants often hired to work in sweatshops?
Immigrants would work for low wages in unsafe conditions
What were immigrants jobs and working conditions?
jobs that Americas don't want to have with poor conditions
What diseases did Josiah strong blame On immigrants?
Josiah Strong blamed immigrants for bringing diseases like cholera, smallpox, and tuberculosis to the United States. He believed that immigrants' poor living conditions and lack of cleanliness were contributing factors to the spread of these diseases.
How did immigrants traveling west gain security?
The conditions under which they travelled were inherently insecure. They were protected by a combination of prayer, good fortune, an ability to befriend the Native Americans they encountered on their journey, and a commitment to protecting one another as a community.
