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European Immigration to the U.S.

European Immigration to the U.S. Honors Seminar Prof. Barr. Immigrant Arrivals to U.S. per 1,000 Residents in U.S. * Extrapolated value. Newark Population Characteristics, 1850-1990. Newark. 1830s-1880s: German and Irish Immigration 1880s-1910s: Southern and Eastern Europe:

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European Immigration to the U.S.

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  1. European Immigration to the U.S. Honors Seminar Prof. Barr

  2. Immigrant Arrivals to U.S. per 1,000 Residents in U.S.

  3. * Extrapolated value.

  4. Newark Population Characteristics, 1850-1990

  5. Newark • 1830s-1880s: German and Irish Immigration • 1880s-1910s: Southern and Eastern Europe: • Italy and Greece • Polish, Hungarian, Russian, Lithuanian (many of whom were Jewish).

  6. Foreign Born in Selected Large Cities, 1870

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