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What was life like after the American Industrial Revolution? What types of jobs did people have?

What was life like as an immigrant in the 1800s in the United States?

Some people viewed immigrants as an opportunity to have “cheap labor.” What does this mean?
In 1800 what region of the United States did most Americans live? The Eatern Region?

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hanjesi97

Answer :

(i) poor and sometimes dangerous

- miners

- working glass factories

- messengers

- shoe shiners

- peddlers

(ii) many immigrants suffered verbal and physical abuse because they were "different"

(iii) immigration increases labor force to enlarge the economy.This meant that they were a good use to enlarge the economy without having to pay anyone or make their people get in labor more.

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