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What does the passage suggest about rocco corresca s economic situation during his early days in america? explain your answer

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Rocca corresca was an immigrant that came into america when he was a little boy in 1902

in His writing, he describe that he lived in a very poor economic condition. He was forced to be a beggar only to face that all the money that he earned from begging will be taken away by his old man or the boys on his neighborhood

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