Reports of the Immigration Commission volume 16
Reports of the Immigration Commission volume 16
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7 34. 6 17. 3 1. 1 23. 1 11. 5 . 4 3. 8 1. 9 . 8 Total native-born Total foreign-born Iron Ore Mining.
229 That almost the entire number, or 93 per cent, of the males for whom information was obtained are employed in iron-ore mining is apparent from the preceding table. Only 2. 2 per cent are at home, less than 1 per cent at school, and 3. 8 per cent otherwise employed. The foreign-born, while showing a slightly larger proportion in iron-ore mining than is shown in the total for all males, repo...rt a slightly smaller proportion in each of the other occupations. On the other hand, the native-born of foreign father, with 38. 5 per cent employed in iron-ore mining, show a similar proportion otherwise employed, a considerably lower proportion at home, and onlv a very small pro- portion, or 3. 8 per cent at school, while all whites, native-born of native father, are employed in iron-ore mining.
Among the foreign-born, the Slovaks and Slovenians alone report their entire number in iron-ore mining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 34. 6 17. 3 1. 1 23. 1 11. 5 . 4 3. 8 1. 9 . 8 Total native-born Total foreign-born Iron Ore Mining.
229 That almost the entire number, or 93 per cent, of the males for whom information was obtained are employed in iron-ore mining is apparent from the preceding table. Only 2. 2 per cent are at home, less than 1 per cent at school, and 3. 8 per cent otherwise employed. The foreign-born, while showing a slightly larger proportion in iron-ore mining than is shown in the total for all males, repo...rt a slightly smaller proportion in each of the other occupations. On the other hand, the native-born of foreign father, with 38. 5 per cent employed in iron-ore mining, show a similar proportion otherwise employed, a considerably lower proportion at home, and onlv a very small pro- portion, or 3. 8 per cent at school, while all whites, native-born of native father, are employed in iron-ore mining.
Among the foreign-born, the Slovaks and Slovenians alone report their entire number in iron-ore mining.
What to read after Reports of the Immigration Commission volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1907 1910 United States Immigration Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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