U.S. Immigration and Migration
- Introduction: The Nation of Immigrants
- Immigrants in Motion: Getting There and Getting Started
- Pre-Columbian Migrations: The First American Immigrants
- Spanish Colonization and Immigration
- English Immigration
- Scots and Scotch-Irish Immigration
- French and Dutch Immigration
- African American Immigration
- German Immigration
- Irish Immigration
- Scandinavian Immigration
- Westward Migration: 1783–1912
- Forced Migrations
- Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino Immigration
- Jewish Immigration
- Italian and Greek Immigration
- Eastern European Immigration
- Urbanization
- Arab World Immigration
- Asian Indian, Korean, and Southeast Asian Immigration
- Mexican Immigration
- Latino and Caribbean Migration and Immigration
Popular Questions
See all »- Name two immigrant groups that have become assimilated to one degree or another into American society.
- Why is there a divide between new arrivals and those that have been in America for years?
- Which statement best represents urban residential patterns among ethnic groups? Immigrants preferred to live near others...
- How did immigration to the United States change during and after the Vietnam War?
- How did immigration patterns shift in the 1970s and 1980s?
