South america, hope that helped
First, they had to learn English. No one put up signs or notices in other languages for them.
<span>Then, they had to get work, because the government didn't give money to anyone. You had to earn it yourself! </span>
<span>No one cut you any breaks if you were a different nationality. The Italians and Irish were especially subject to cruelty. </span>
<span>Swedish and German immigrants: many of these made their way to Wisconsin and Minnesota. They established dairy farms, in particular, and also grew wheat. In this part of the country, there are hundreds of Lutheran churches that they founded, as most of these immigrants were, if not Lutheran, Protestants.
2. It is different we all know that there is still racism during 1800's and until now. Statue of Liberty is just a big structure nowadays.</span>
Answer:
Urban women played a significant role in the struggle against Apartheid by entering into the labour force and taking jobs as both domestic workers and factory workers.
These jobs helped women to make the connections necessary to form support for trade unions and ultimately anti-apartheid political organisations.
By the mid-1920's, the United States had adopted an immigration policy that severely limited the number of immigrants that came from each country into the United States. The 1920's was a time of prosperity and happiness and the government didn't want to ruin that by allowing a lot of people from different nations into America. <span />
