Between 1870 and 1920 some 11 million immigrants came to the United States. In Akron, the new ethnic groups began to make their presence known. They became part of the rising population of the city, which increased from 27,601 in 1890 to 42,728 in 1900 and reached 69,000 by 1910.
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<span>French- did not colonize- fur trade, accept indians, purpose- to amass wealth for country
Dutch- did not colonize- fur trade, encourage Europeans to colonize, accept indians, purpose- to amass wealth for country
English- colonize, sought religious freedom, purpose- to amass wealth for country
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Lost land.
Increased deaths due to no immunity.
Loss of cultural practices. (Buffalo)
