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What is the difference between pioneers and immigrants when they traveled to america?
The difference is a matter of perspective. "Pioneer" implies that no other human beings lived in the land that the newcomers were arriving in, making them therefore the first people to inhabit the place. This is how white people from the east saw themselves as they moved westward since they did not see the Native Americans they encountered as real people. The term "immigrant" highlights the newcomers' origins in a different, faraway place, effectively incorporating their foreign background into their new social identity in their adopted country.
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How many immigrants came to America from the Caribbean?
There have been many immigrants who came to America from the Caribbean over the years. There have been over 3.5 million immigrants who came from the Caribbean.
What goods traveled from America in the slave trade?
Condoms.
Where were the immigrants to America coming from after the civil war?
england
Another name for the colonists who came to America?
pioneers, Founding Fathers if they wrote the Constitution
Which was the most important reason that immigrants faced prejudice when they got America?
People thought immigrants were taking jobs away from citizens.
