History, 18.03.2021 02:40 danyelleearly12

Pleaasee someone help- its 8th grade history :) t is 1850, and you are a German immigrant standing on the deck of a steamboat, crossing Lake Erie. Other immigrants are on board, but they are strangers to you. Soon, you will arrive at your new home in Cleveland, Ohio. You've been told that other Germans have settled there. You hope to find friends and work as a baker. Right now, America seems very big and very strange.

What would you expect from your new life in America? Will it be difficult to find a job? Why? Why are you looking to start your new life near other German immigrants?

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