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550 words, the essay about the immigration museum it MD, Baltimore.
talk about it and summary add some important events , talk about the refugee.
no secondary resources, the pictures are 8 going to uploaded . and if needs i can upload the others.
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Baltimore Immigration Museum- Outline
Thesis Statement: Primarily, by preserving the story of immigration and telling it to Americans,
Baltimore Immigration Museum preserves history and allows Americans to understand how
European immigration formed a diverse society in the country.
I. Introduction
II. Origins of the immigration
III. The people who came
IV. The journey
V. Conclusion
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Baltimore Immigration Museum
Baltimore Immigration Museum details the immigration wave of people who came to be
known as Americans from Europe. In a detailed analysis of the Great Wave of immigration, the
museum details the events of the immigration and how they came to affect the population of the
main ports in the East of the United States. The museum serves as a crucial venue for
remembering the immigration journey and how it came to build modern America. Primarily, by
preserving the story of immigration and telling it to Americans, the Baltimore Immigration
Museum preserves the history and allows Americans to understand how European immigration
formed a diverse society in the country.
The history of immigration from Europe as told by the museum starts with the countries
where the immigrants came from. Generally, the museum identifies around 33 million
immigrants as coming from Europe between 1820 and 1924, the period of the Great Wave.
These immigration waves are divided into the ‘old immigrants’ from Great Britain, Ireland,
German states, Netherlands, and Scandinavia. The ‘new immigrants’ mostly came from East and
South Europe including Italy, Portugal, Spain, Romania, Poland, and Russia. The shift from the
old immigrants to the new immigrants mostly revolves around industrialization and as explained
in the museum, the diminishing role of manual laborers drove emigration to be very high.
Additionally, the museum also looks into the people that came into the United States.
While people of all calibers immigrated, most of the immigrants were young men looking for
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jobs. People of all statuses and professions emigrated from Europe. Push factors included the
Irish potato famine between 1845 and 1855, religious persecution of Jews in Russia, military
draft, and unfair competi...
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