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Question

During the early 1900s, the United States experienced a significant wave of immigration that transformed its social, economic, and cultural landscape. Millions of people from Europe, Asia, and other regions sought refuge from poverty, persecution, and political unrest in their home countries. This influx included diverse groups such as Italians, Irish, Jews, and Chinese, each bringing unique traditions and perspectives. Ellis Island became a symbol of hope, as it served as the primary entry point for millions of immigrants who were processed and welcomed into the nation. The new arrivals played a crucial role in the industrial boom, providing labor for factories and infrastructure projects, while also facing challenges like discrimination and harsh working conditions. The experiences of these immigrants shaped the identity of the United States, contributing to its reputation as a land of opportunity and diversity.

Answer 1

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