Revolution possible they faced opposition in economics and politics.

In the early nineteenth century, cheap land drew many immigrants to America and many of them went into farming. But the constuction of canals

The "new" immigrants that came to America that could read, write, speak, and understand English were lated bny many political supporters. Those people feared that if an immigrant were to gain power in politics that they might try to incorporate their old customs and traditions in poliitcs. Many Americans even opposed the idea of allowing immigrants the right to vote. Even after immigrants were to become Americanized, political supporters fought to keep immigrants from participating in politics.

Although Amercian worksers inderectly benefited from immigration they tended to regard the newcomers as competitors for their jobs. This is understandable not only because of flucations of the economy which caused unemployment, but because immigrants were often used as strike . It was also believed, although incorrectly, that immigration drove down the wages of American workers. Unio

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