Immigration in the 1800s: Causes and Events

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What were some major reasons people immigrated to the United States in the 1800s?
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People immigrated due to economic opportunities, escaping political unrest or persecution, and seeking religious freedom.
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Which major event in Ireland led to a significant increase in immigration to the United States?
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The Irish Potato Famine, which began in 1845, led to a significant increase in immigration.
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What role did the Industrial Revolution play in immigration during the 1800s?
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The Industrial Revolution created many jobs in the US, attracting immigrants looking for work.
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Which European country contributed the largest number of immigrants to the US during the mid-1800s?
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Germany sent the largest number of immigrants to the US in the mid-1800s.
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What was the significance of Ellis Island in immigration history?
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Ellis Island became a primary immigration station in 1892, processing millions of immigrants.
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