The Waves of Immigration

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Today no two immigrant groups dominate New York that way, and most immigrants come not from Europe but from Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

The top three groups in 1990-Dominicans, Chinese, and Jamaicans.

In 1880, just before the mass migration began, only 12,000 foreign-born Italians lived in New York City;

Fact: Many immigrates migrate to new countries for better work options, standard of living, political freedom and more.

The Waves of Immigration

Research Question: How do immigrants lose their identity after moving to a differnt country.

The main reason why immigrants have left their homelands to come to Americ are complex and multifaceted. It has always been too simple to see immigration to this country as a quest for liberty and freedom.

Main topic

Reserach Question: How does immigration create diversity?

Conclsusion: We can concluded as time progressed the immigration waves has created diverisiy in many aspects. Cultural diversity that accompanies migration caused new perspectives and experiences to be exchanged.

Obviously, today's arrivals are rto longer mainly European, and they come from a much wider array of nations and cultures than their predecessors.

In the first wave of immigrates in New York City's new immigrants were overwhelmingly Russian Jews and Italians. seekign the American Dream. As time progressed many more immigratns from different countries found there way to Elllis island .

Ellis Isalnd

Ellis Island has a huge purpose in the process of immigrants coming to NYC. From 1892 to 1924, Ellis Island was America's largest and most active immigration station, where over 12 million immigrants were processed.