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Push and Pull Forces Driving 19th-Century Migration
Distinguish between push factors such as famine and political unrest and pull factors like economic opportunity and land ownership.
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19th-Century Immigration and Urban Change
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Use primary documents to investigate why millions immigrated to the United States in the 19th century and how their arrivals transformed American society.
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