European immigration

Definition

European immigration refers to the movement of people from various countries in Europe to the United States during a specific time period. In this context, it specifically relates to individuals who migrated to the US after the Civil War.

Related terms

Industrialization: The process of developing large-scale industries that transformed many aspects of society, including labor dynamics.

Ellis Island: The first stop for many European immigrants entering the United States through New York City between 1892 and 1954.

Assimilation: The process by which immigrants adopt or conform to the customs, language, and culture of their new country.