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Irish immigrants tended to be more skilled than the German immigrants arriving around the same time.
Irish Immigrants
People from Ireland who moved to another country, especially noticeable in the 19th and early 20th centuries to the United States, due to famine and economic conditions.
German Immigrants
Individuals from Germany who have moved to another country, historically significant in contributing to the demographic, cultural, and economic development of places like the United States.
Skilled
Having or showing the knowledge, ability, or training to perform a specific task or job with competence.
- Identify the socio-economic standing and the obstacles encountered by various demographic cohorts, such as free people of color, females, and migrants in the era.
- Understand the impact of authorized and unauthorized migration trends on American culture, specifically highlighting the contributions of Irish and German immigrants.
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- Identify the socio-economic standing and the obstacles encountered by various demographic cohorts, such as free people of color, females, and migrants in the era.
- Understand the impact of authorized and unauthorized migration trends on American culture, specifically highlighting the contributions of Irish and German immigrants.
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