Xenophobia is the fear or repulsion of foreigners. A person suffering from xenophobia feels extreme fear or aversion when confronted by a stranger or a foreigner. He perceives foreigners as a threat to himself, usually for no real reason. The fear reaction sometimes leads to violence or verbal attack, but sometimes to a withdrawal from safety. To avoid the symptoms of fear, the xenophobic often tries to avoid foreign people. A xenophobic person himself may know that his fear is unfounded, but he cannot get rid of it, even if it bothers him and limits his life. In most cases, but not always, the trouble is the result of a previous strong negative experience.
<span> to escape political and religious persecution. poverty </span>caused<span> by natural disaster of the </span>Irish<span> Potato Famine forced people to i</span>migrate<span> from </span>Ireland<span> for a new life in the United States</span>
By making the civil war only about the preservation of slavery against abolitionists. Though this was one reason, It was originally started because they felt that the federal government was being unfair and unjust towards them in the way that they taxed them.
