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Page 13
... period of both slavery and indentured labour , millions of other people had moved for different reasons . English convicts had been deported to Australia . But many others had gone voluntarily : many Spanish and Portuguese went to the ...
... period of both slavery and indentured labour , millions of other people had moved for different reasons . English convicts had been deported to Australia . But many others had gone voluntarily : many Spanish and Portuguese went to the ...
Page 65
... period : Jewish immi- grants are regarded as citizens on their arrival by virtue of religion or descent . In Japan , the qualifying period is five years , but reduced to three for nikkei - children born overseas of Japanese nationals ...
... period : Jewish immi- grants are regarded as citizens on their arrival by virtue of religion or descent . In Japan , the qualifying period is five years , but reduced to three for nikkei - children born overseas of Japanese nationals ...
Page 138
... period . This was partly due the economic depression . But there was also growing hostility towards immigrants in general , and Catholics in particular , and Congress passed a series of laws to freeze the country's existing ethnic and ...
... period . This was partly due the economic depression . But there was also growing hostility towards immigrants in general , and Catholics in particular , and Congress passed a series of laws to freeze the country's existing ethnic and ...
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