Home Missions in Action
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Our greatindustrial centers show an enormous aggregation of foreigners. It issaid that these contain seven millions of the Slavs, the Latins, andthe Asiatics, and those whose racial background makes difficult theconception of a democracy and their assimilation into it.
We confront a condition of grave peril to industrial interests as wellas to our national well-being when, in addition to the overcoming ofracial background, we must add the retarding effect of the segregationof large foreign colo...nies in mining and industrial centers. Great numbersof these aliens do not expect to become American citizens, but are hereonly to accumulate sufficient capital to return. "Of all the immigrantsnow comingone-third return to Europe and two-thirds of all those whoreturn remain there. " These constitute largely a mobile migratory anddisturbing, unskilled wage-earning class.
They therefore are unfavorable to assimilative influences and tendto establish in modified forms the standards and customs of thecommunities from which they have come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our greatindustrial centers show an enormous aggregation of foreigners. It issaid that these contain seven millions of the Slavs, the Latins, andthe Asiatics, and those whose racial background makes difficult theconception of a democracy and their assimilation into it.
We confront a condition of grave peril to industrial interests as wellas to our national well-being when, in addition to the overcoming ofracial background, we must add the retarding effect of the segregationof large foreign colo...nies in mining and industrial centers. Great numbersof these aliens do not expect to become American citizens, but are hereonly to accumulate sufficient capital to return. "Of all the immigrantsnow comingone-third return to Europe and two-thirds of all those whoreturn remain there. " These constitute largely a mobile migratory anddisturbing, unskilled wage-earning class.
They therefore are unfavorable to assimilative influences and tendto establish in modified forms the standards and customs of thecommunities from which they have come.
What to read after Home Missions in Action?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Edith H. to read onlineMoreLess
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