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    Immigrants In America

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    that all range in different economic status. As our society progressed and moved from the agricultural era into the industrial era‚ waves of emigration occurred. Individuals settled all across America whether they are residing in major cities such as New York ‚ San Francisco‚ Los Angeles‚ and Miami to stay with their own cultures. Furthermore the north attracted rural whites and African Americans when

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    DI Vs. DN Today’s children process the world in a new way. They are surrounded by technology. For example‚ a family sits for dinner. In the past the family members would communicate with one another. In today’s digital age‚ the family members are more likely communicate with the outside world through their personal devices than with one another. Moreover‚ a child has a world inside his computer and iPhone. He can express himself and investigate the world under his own terms. The world is changing

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    Unlike natural born citizens‚ immigrants practice two forms of citizenship: ascriptive and consensual. As defined by Rogers Smith‚ ascriptive citizenship is inherited at birth while consensual citizenship is a choice (Smith 20). One interpretation of Smith’s definitions of citizenship is that a person can only be defined as one type of citizen. This is a very realistic interpretation‚ as many who immigrate to America continue to practice traditions of their culture. However‚ that is not always the

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    Different ethnicities came to the United States at a time when the industry section was growing rapidly. The study for ethnic success was for the immigrants who came to the United States after 1880 and the Jews were singled out for special attention compare to the rest of the ethnicities. Due to their enormous success‚ they have been a topic for success for different sociologist and novelist with the same theoretical explanations‚ that is‚ the Jews were successful because of their ambition‚ unity

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    202 – 08 June 3‚ 2013 The Immigrant Experience Going back to the origin of the United States‚ we were small colonies made up of English immigrants. Fast forward few centuries‚ the United States has expanded in their territory and their population so far that the origin of the United States‚ immigrants‚ are becoming a problem to the immigrants with citizenship and the generations after. In earlier eras‚ from the late 1800’s through the 1920’s‚ millions of immigrants set foot in the United States

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    Immigrants are created through hardships‚ weather they be monetary‚ location based‚ or otherwise. They are a breed of people created through circumstance. This reigns true for a recent interviewee of mine from Chihuahua‚ Marianna. A girl only the age of 16 who‚ by definition‚ moved from her own country for permanent residence in the US. After an extensive (short) interviewing process I was than asked to compare either a personal story of immigration within my family or broadly relate the hardships

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    From the Immigrants

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    content of the poem. Columbus‚ an explorer is searching for new lands for Queen Elizabeth‚ these tie in with the themes of discovery and power. He is discovers a new land that is inhabited by a race that he had never come across before. Lines eleven and twelve continue to tie in with the theme power‚ “deck watched heights he hoped for‚ rocks he dreamed‚ rise solid from my simple water.” Columbus believes that by discovering this new land he will not only obtain power and glory and riches from

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    Sweden Immigrants

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    major reason for the people of Sweden to leave their home country. Religion beliefs and political reasons also played a role for families to travel to America. My family came here looking for just simply more opportunities. When the family arrived in New York they were ready to find a home after a dreadful trip on their ship. It was my great-great grandparents‚ Peter and Marie(7 moths pregnant)‚ who traveled with their four children: Anna‚ Martha‚ and Hulda to America. Hulda died when they landed but

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    Cosmo‚ “go up on the roof and see a moving baldachin‚ a pattern of black and white canopied overhead as far as the eye can see” (133). Ambros notices that this bird has to ability to leave a human’s standpoint and can fly above everything with a whole new view. It amazes Ambros that this bird voluntarily chooses to come sit with him and Cosmo‚ but the second the sun rises and another day sets in‚ the bird immediately flies away. Watching this bird fly over and see from a different perspective is very

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    Immigrants By Par Mora

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    Immigrants‚” by Par Mora‚ covers the actions that immigrants take in order to assimilate into the American culture. Mora’s poem touches on a variety of different ideas‚ but the idea that stands out the most as the primary theme of this poem is that immigrants feel that they need to “fit in.” However‚ though immigrants of the past would certainly follow this trend‚ the immigrants of today follow a different set of rules. The poem’s central theme is undoubtedly one of “fitting in.” This notion is

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