what were the three most significant factors that shaped the immigrant experience of America in the late 1800s and early 1900s?

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Immigrant Experience in America
Introduction
During the late 18th and early 19th centuries, millions of people migrated to the United States. Many of the migrants moved from western and eastern Europe, Germany and England. The rate of immigration rose during the period for several causes. One reason being the possibility of a better life, which was surrounded with economic achievements and disappearance from the oppressive nations. Another reason was due to the desire for adventure. And finally, majority moved in search of religious freedom specifically for the Jewish individuals who were then faced with religious prosecutions in Russia. Of the total number of the Jewish immigrants, 44 percent were women. The number was much bigger than any other nation involved in the movement. Similarly, over 135 people left Italy early between 1876 and 1900. The industrial revolution was a source of attraction to the immigrants since the chances of business growth were higher. Equally, the companies needed more workers to ensure their sustainability. America was the most preferred destination for most of the nations believed that it was a land of fortune (Kazin 37).
Reasons for the Immigration
The random migrations to America went on, and more than 2 million immigrants moved to the United States. They got inspiration from the natives, and they were tempted to believe that there was an ideal life in the land. Similarly, they abandon…