Were Late Nineteenth-Century Immigrants Uprooted

At the end of 19th and early 20th centuries, the history of immigration to the U.S. United took a new turn with the influx of "new immigrants" from Europe to the east and south. The Italians are most numerous between 1880 and 1924; they are more than four million to choose the U.S. as a land Home, which demonstrates the positive image that people have in this country. However, for better understand this situation, it is also wise to refer to the Italian-American literature, most often, is a blend of fiction and autobiographical elements. These works of auto fiction can understand what migration is for these men by revealing an individual dimension and intimate.

The most salient fact of economic history of the United States in the late nineteenth century and the period of imperialism are the acceleration of industrialization. At the time cited the U.S. experienced significant growth in industry, placing it in the late nineteenth century to lead the world by production volume of its industry. There was also an industrial boom in Germany, Russia and Japan. The progress of American industry under imperialism has had the most diverse manifestations. Their revolution took place in the first half of the nineteenth century, when the plant came to replace manufacturing.

The consequences of this fact have implications to this day. As we know, that the America has become the main economic base of contemporary capitalism. The centers of the world economy moved there in the twentieth century. How did this 'American miracle'? The industrial boom in the United States was based in considerable measure, on the economic resources of other countries. Numerous technical innovations from Europe: English, German, Russian, etc., were harvested in that country. You conducted substantial use of foreign capital. At the time of the outbreak ...