Isbn: 9798348043261 - Becoming Us: a Timeline of Immigration and Relocation in America (6 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Immigration is one of the most hotly debated issues in America. In the beginning of 2025, more immigrants lived in the United States than any other country. But shifts in immigration policy have led to a rise in deportation and our borders closing. Throughout our nations history, people have immigrated for many reasons, including religious freedom and economic opportunities. But not all immigrants were accepted when they came here, and many immigrants continue to be denied because of their class, race, or religion, while nativist beliefs continue to shape exclusion. This book will help you learn more about the important yet complicated history of immigration and relocation in America. You will learn about the Native Americans who have always lived here, the Africans and others who were brought by force, and the immigrants who came seeking a better life. Learning these many stories will help you understand how we became US. "This title takes a chronological look at the history of immigration and relocation in America, particularly where immigrants came from and when and why they came. Sidebars and other special features expand on the text"-- Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Immigration is one of the most hotly debated issues in America. In the beginning of 2025, more immigrants lived in the United States than any other country. But shifts in immigration policy have led to a rise in deportation and our borders closing.Throughout our nation's history, people have immigrated for many reasons, including religious freedom and economic opportunities. But not all immigrants were accepted when they came here, and many immigrants continue to be denied because of their class, race, or religion, while nativist beliefs continue to shape exclusion.This book will help you learn more about the important yet complicated history of immigration and relocation in America. You will learn about the Native Americans who have always lived here, the Africans and others who were brought by force, and the immigrants who came seeking a better life. Learning these many stories will help you understand how we became US.…