In the mid-19th century, some Americans criticized ... By the early 20th century, “unnatural” immigration was more commonly associated with immigration from southern and eastern Europe ...

Immigration tends to happen in waves ... arrive Irish immigrants swept into the city in the middle of the 19th century amid a horrific potato blight, which decimated the crop that fed the country ...

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higher than the 14.8 percent recorded in 1890 at the peak of the 19th-century immigration wave. The Times cites a Goldman Sachs analysis that estimates 60 percent of the immigrants entering the U ...

Nineteenth-century America permitted virtually unimpeded flows of capital and labor—a key to economic prosperity.

Nazune Menka is an assistant professor of law and director of the Center for Indian Law and Policy at Seattle University. She joins us to share more about Elk v. Wilkins and the lasting impact it ...

His research at Columbia focused on the 19th century immigration of Muslims from the Caucasus and the Crimea regions, and their role in transforming late Ottoman Anatolia.

Welsh people had been a significant part of the religious Quaker migration to the USA, but by the later 19th century areas such as Pennsylvania and Ohio saw a high economic demand for Welsh ...