Who were the first immigrants that came to america?
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Who were the first immigrants that came to north america and established successful colonies? Who were the first immigrants that came to america, settling in Florida and Mexico? Who were the first Asian immigrants that came to america?
British and other Europeans
Spaniards
"Luzonians" or Luzon Indians Filipinos
Asian immigration to the United States History of immigration to the United States
Who were the first immigrants that came to america?
History of immigration to the United States Asian immigration to the United States History of Chinese Americans Irish Americans Italian Americans German Americans History of the Jews in the United States History of the Poles in the United States Arab immigration to the United States Immigration Act of 1882
The <b>history</b> of <b>immigration</b> to the United States details the movement of people to 
the United ... Scots-Irish <b>American immigrants</b>, <b>were</b> made up of people from the 
... By the <b>early</b> 18th century, involuntary migration of African slaves <b>was</b> a&nbsp;... <b>Early</b> Japanese <b>immigrants</b> to Hawaii. ... Filipinos, <b>who were American</b> colonial&nbsp;... Subsequent <b>immigrants that came</b> from the 1820s up to the late 1840s <b>were</b> 
mainly men. He <b>was</b> the son of an Irish <b>immigrant</b>. ... In the Confederacy, many Irish <b>were first</b> 
reluctant to support&nbsp;... As <b>early</b> as 1890, it <b>was</b> estimated that around 90 percent of New York City&#39;s and 
99% of Chicago&#39;s&nbsp;... They tolerated slavery (although few <b>were</b> rich enough to own a slave). The most 
famous of the <b>early</b> German Palatine <b>immigrants was</b> editor John Peter Zenger,&nbsp;... There have been Jewish communities in the United States since colonial ... They 
<b>came</b> from Russia, the Pale of Settlement (modern Poland, ... eastern and 
southern European <b>immigrants</b>, <b>which was</b> unlike the ... In 1900 there <b>were</b> 1.5 
million <b>American</b> Jews; in 2005 there <b>were</b> 5.3 million. The <b>immigrants</b> of the late 19th-<b>early</b> 20th century wave <b>were</b> ... the 1920s and 
1930s, Polish <b>Americans were coming</b> of age,&nbsp;... Arab <b>immigration</b> to the United States begins in the 19th century, with the <b>first</b> 
voluntary ... One of the <b>first</b> Arabs in the <b>Americas</b> may have been Moroccan 
slave ... These <b>early immigrants were</b> variously classified as Turk, Greek, 
Armenian,&nbsp;... The <b>Immigration</b> Act of 1882 <b>was</b> a United States federal law signed by President 
Chester A. Arthur on August 3, 1882. It imposed a head tax on noncitizens of the 
United States who <b>came to American</b> ports and ... The <b>first was</b> the Page Act of 
1875, which restricted the <b>immigration</b> of forced laborers <b>coming</b> from Asia.
British and other Europeans
History of immigration to the United States