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They provided cheap labor for the growing number of factories.
In the late 1800s, many immigrants came from southeastern Europe in search of jobs in America. While they provided work, they were also controlled by mob bosses who provided them with shelter. So, Americans liked immigrants for cheap labor but disliked that they supported the mob and did not assimilate to American customs.
Businesses liked immigrants because they often provided them with cheap labour. Migrants could be hired for cheaper than citizens and they were a lot more hard working than citizens because they were desperate for the money. However with the introduction of minimum wage laws, such thing as "cheap labour" is now illegal. Immigrants allowed industries during the 19th century to expand their profits by means of paying less wages and gaining more production. Polish immigrants were often recruited by farmers as farm-hands and crop harvesters, because Polish people are known for their determination for working on the land whatever the weather and hardships. In the United Kingdom, immigrants were often also welcomed by businesses due to the lack of able-bodied men. Most of the work-ready men were probably abroad in outposts or forts serving in the military for the British Empire. In the United States, immigration led to the industrial revolution. It was the immigrants migrating to the United Kingdom and United States that industrialised both countries. Expanding industrialisation meant that more industries were opening, meaning they needed more workers to keep the industries running - which the immigrants provided.
Reasons immigrants came to Philadelphia include:-Philadelphia was a port of entry into the United States-Immigrants came as indentured servants who had to work off the borrowed price of their passage with merchants in Philadelphia-ship lines ran regularly between Liverpool and Philadelphia-industrial expansion provided jobs-an abundance of cheap housing-became a home for immigrants fleeing political turmoil, persecution, and drastic poverty-employers spoke their language
Reasons immigrants came to Philadelphia include:-Philadelphia was a port of entry into the United States-Immigrants came as indentured servants who had to work off the borrowed price of their passage with merchants in Philadelphia-ship lines ran regularly between Liverpool and Philadelphia-industrial expansion provided jobs-an abundance of cheap housing-became a home for immigrants fleeing political turmoil, persecution, and drastic poverty-employers spoke their language
They provided cheap labor for the growing number of factories.
They provided cheap labor for the growing number of factories.
In the late 1800s, many immigrants came from southeastern Europe in search of jobs in America. While they provided work, they were also controlled by mob bosses who provided them with shelter. So, Americans liked immigrants for cheap labor but disliked that they supported the mob and did not assimilate to American customs.
It allowed for the creation of the country. In the 1900's, it provided the country with a larger workforce, cheap labor, and helped strengthen the Democratic base.
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They couldn't fight off their rivals, who had guns, and the Africans were needed for slavery, and they provided cheap and easy labor.
Colonies provided a market for finished goods or Colonies provided cheap labor. Colonies provided England with raw materials.
it provided immigrants a place for inexpensive land.
Businesses liked immigrants because they often provided them with cheap labour. Migrants could be hired for cheaper than citizens and they were a lot more hard working than citizens because they were desperate for the money. However with the introduction of minimum wage laws, such thing as "cheap labour" is now illegal. Immigrants allowed industries during the 19th century to expand their profits by means of paying less wages and gaining more production. Polish immigrants were often recruited by farmers as farm-hands and crop harvesters, because Polish people are known for their determination for working on the land whatever the weather and hardships. In the United Kingdom, immigrants were often also welcomed by businesses due to the lack of able-bodied men. Most of the work-ready men were probably abroad in outposts or forts serving in the military for the British Empire. In the United States, immigration led to the industrial revolution. It was the immigrants migrating to the United Kingdom and United States that industrialised both countries. Expanding industrialisation meant that more industries were opening, meaning they needed more workers to keep the industries running - which the immigrants provided.
Because their cheap and go to the cheapest places
Purchasing cheap tires is really dangerous. Cheap tires have lpw quality, and they can easily pop on bumpy roads which is really dangerous, and can cause great harm. Also, cheap tires may be hard to drive in the snow.
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