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The United States' history as a nation of immigrants is studied.
The United States has always been viewed as a nation of immigrants. In the early to mid 19th century, how did Americans respond to the changing demographics caused by immigration? How did this vary by location and what effects did the immigrants have on labor markets and city life?
U.S. immigration history is briefly overviewed.
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