Top 10 Proposal Nominations

-Nicolle's Proposal: Rights of people with Dissabilities: I agree with the idea of this group having the same equality as the other groups. I care about these theme, because many people believe that this people does not deserve certain privileges since they have some sickness problems. So, I think people should be treated equally and not treated based on their dissabilities problem.

- Bianca's Proposal: Students of Public Universities Right: It is very convincing, because it would benefit the students as well as the government. She wants that the gov't provides a new scholarship in which it helps students pay the amount of money on time. This, would help that the government receives its money from the students on time and the economy crisis decrease.

- Itze's Proposal: Gay Rights: Her proposal is based on including the decision of gender in the first amendment. People should accept others how they are. If a man feels like a girl, then he is a girl. If a women feels like a boy, then she is a boy. People should not be discriminated on the way they feel.

- Tiffany's Proposal: Immigrants Rights: I agree with her proposal, because "illegal immigrants" should be accepted in the United States. Not all immigrants risk their lifes just to damage another country economy or population. Its a good idea for making something  regarding to this immigrants and treating them without being ignorant or racist.

- Randy's Proposal: Veterans Right: All veterans should be treated with the same benefits as other people. This proposal is convincing, because veterans should receive the benefits according to the number of years they had worked. These people had fought alot for America, so they should be respected.

- Carolina's Proposal: Native American Rights: I agree with her proposal, because native americans are people just like us and they deserve to be treated qeually. Others should remember that these people were the first ones who arrived into the United States, but they were forced to leaved.

- Jenny's Proposal: Voting Rights: I agree with the idea of teenagers getting the right to vote. We should have the right to feel part of the society and deciding what could be better for the country.

- Gaby's Proposal: Elderly People Rights: I completely agree with this proposed new amendment. The son or daughter of an eldery should give the elderly a certain amount of money for their needs and help them in the house work. Many elderly people aren't capable of doing some work at the house, because of their age.

- Mandy's Proposal: Muslim's Rights: His proposal is interesting. People should no be treated different, just because they have another skin color. All people should be treated equally and not depend on their color or ethinicity.

- Roxanne's Proposal: Puerto Rican's Rights: These people should STOP discrimination. Others put labels on other people and that is very offensive. Something should be do to stop this injustice.

Amendment Proposal :)

As you know, women had been mistreated through out the American history. They didn't have many rights neither the right to make their own decisions. Many men abused from them and nothing was done. So, women rebel against men and the government by making some organizations. Then, years laters, they began to received some rights. But even today, the women still discriminated. Even though, there had been many changes and the women had made the difference and had meke history. After all, there had been some laws, constitutions, and amendments proposals made for the women rights.

According to all the rights that had been made, I would like to make some changes and create a new amendment for the constitution. My reasons of making this new amendment would help the countries rate of women being abused to decrease. My proposal is based on making justice and giving certain rights to the women. So, there is this law which was applied specially for the women rights. This law is called Law #54 which a women has the right to send to jail any men who made spousal abuse or a verbal accusation with no proof of physical abuse. I think this law should be applied also to any women who gets abused by a men. I mean to a women besides being the spouse of a men. Men are very abusive with other women besides their spouse. Also, I think that if a women calls the police supposedly because she had been physically abused by him and they don't find any evidence of what she said, she should be send to a trial for false police reports. Another example could be that they call the police for no reason, just to manipulate the other. In this case, both should be punished just because they are calling the police just for manipulation. The police should be focus in protecting women who are being really hurt. Many women maintains in silence and lets the men to abuse from her, so this should stop and women should speak up. If the government apply this law as an amendment, maybe the number of women being killed or abused by men might reduces. The injustice against women or men should STOP. If this keeps going on, the world would be turned into a place where abusing from others would be legal. That sounds awkward, but its the truth. The government its not helping too much! What do you want...To women get extinct by men? So, please react and its not too late too make a better change for the women as well for the men.  Everyone should have equality and the same laws integrated for each human being.

Women and men should deserve the same rights. Lets make a change to the world and you will see a difference. Abuse should not be seen anymore. All the ones who commits this cruel act or breaks a law should be punished.

National Women Society

                
                 Amendments of the US Constitution

• 1st Amendment: All people including women should have the right to choose the religion they want and  their own beliefs without any criticizing them. 
• 8th Amendment: It should protect innocent people from harsh or cruel punishments.
• 13th Amendment: Abolition of Slavery ; All black women and men should deserve to have a normal life, because they are humans like the whites. The only different is their skin color and heritage.
• 15th Amendment: Racial Suffrage ; All color women and men should be treated equally! People should not discriminate them just because they have a dark skin color.
• 19th Amendment: Women Suffrage ; All women should have the right to vote since their opinions should count too. Not only men could decide for everyone. That is just so unfair, because everyone should have the right to say what they think.
• Another Amendment: Women should have the opportunity to be part of the senator representatives or become a president. Women are also intelligent and have awesome ideas to prosper
• My Amendment: All women should deserved to be pay equally in a job. Women also puts a lot of effort and do jobs better than men!
• My Amendment: Women rights such as divorce rights and vote to right should be respected and not violated by any law.
• My Amendment: Women protection laws such as the one who protectd them from sexual harrasment and abuse, rape, etc... should NOT be violated!

       * Some of these amendments had been changed in my own way*

 Bibliography:  - 14th Amendment   - Amendments  - Law #54

How the women's rights had changed?

- “I declare to you that woman must not depend upon the protection of man, but must be taught to protect herself, and there I take my stand" - Susan B. Anthony

Women had succeed in their civil rights movement even though there still men discriminating the women. All of those women fought for our equality and justice. Many years ago, women were treated unfairly since men did whatever they want. Today, they have a lot of rights comparing them with the past.

Regarding to the rights of a woman in the past, there had been many changes. They won many accomplishments by this movement. The women gain the right to vote. In the past, women couldn't decide or gave their own opinions, just men. Also, they got gender equality in which they could have equal job opportunities and sometimes equal pay. They got protection of women rights to divorce. Finally they make justice with this, because it wasn't fair that the women didn't want to be with the men for some reasons and she couldn't get divorced until the men decided so. Today, the women and the men divide their things equally in a divorce. Also, in court, the women has the right to obtain legal decisions. The Government had created laws and tough penalties for rape and sexual abuse against the women. The Bureau of Justice Statistics Crime Data said that more than three women were murdered by their partners every day. It was time that the government did something about this cruel action. Also, there was the passing of laws against sexual harassment. They implemented laws to protect the women against domestic violence. As women had the rights of job equalities, there was an increasing economic growth for them. In the past, about 56% of the American women were in poverty. Yet, the women still having inequalities. In the future, they should receive equal pay as the men in their jobs. Its unfair that they make the same job as a men and are paid less. This affects the women and girls, because they are often the ones who suffer from poverty. Another thing that should change as well for some women and for some men is the criticizing for their religion. All people should have the right to decide what religion they would like to choose and what to believe in. As you know, many people had been killed and discriminated, because of their religion.Women received the opportunity to have a good education and study at schools or universities. We also deserve to know about the world and about other people's history.

The Women fighting for their rights created a great impact in the United States history. Finally, the government and other people decided to hear what the women wanted. Today, many women have equal rights. Also, the government is making justice with them and getting the men punished when he does something wrong.

Bibliography: - Women Rights - Women divorce rights - Women Equality (Preamble) - Religion & the Women

Struggle & Activism of the Women

The American women had struggle a lot to get equality among men. They got tired of being treated unfairly. Women wasn't too important in those times. So, they wanted to be someone in the world and stand up for what they really are.

Women were very resistant! The 300 women fighting for their rights in Seneca Falls wrote a document called the "Declaration of Sentiments". Also, they began to speak out and created many associations and organizations advocating for what they wanted. One achievement was Alice Paul campaign. This was based on adding the amendment of Equal Rights to the US constitution. Every year, this woman continued with this idea. In 1972, the Congress finally decided to pass this amendment of "Equal Rights Movement". Women used various methods. One of them was the resistance of protesting for their rights. They protested day after day for getting equality between men and women. At last, the government started paying attention to them and hearing their speeches. Finally, all of this women were successful and they got equality and rights. The women didn't used any violent neither economic methods. They usually used the social method by protesting. Many of them tried to make speeches. Others wrote books such as "Course of Popular Lectures". In fact, they created documents, amendments and other things to get the attention of the public.

The American women really did a good job to finally be successful. It was so unfair that men were treated much better than women, just because they were strong and could do heavy jobs. These movement was very important, because it motivated people to stand up and fight for what is right. It was time that someone be strong enough and stood up for each all of these women. 

Bibliography: - Bill of Rights Amendments- Methods used to fight Back- Women Equality

Opression of the American Women

As you know, women were tired of being mistreated by men so they decided to fight for their rights. All of this, was one of the most important themes in the American History. Men felt superior than women just because they were stronger in force. Females were mistreated and they were restricted from doing many things.  

Women were treated as secondary to men and that was totally unfair.That's because everyone should be treated equally. Many girls were not allowed to be educated, because supposedly they meant nothing in the family. So, without education, they couldn't stand up for themselves and give good opinions. Also, there was job discrimination against them. They were considered weak and unable to perform heavy jobs. One of the men stereotype for women was that "woman's place is in the home". I think this is so rude, because we should have the right to decide what to do. Even though a women made the same job as a men, they were paid less. They gave them fewer promotions and were denied management-training. Woman's work was house holding just like cooking, cleaning, and caring for children. Many color females were restricted from having and employment, education, housing, and the right to vote.

Adolescent women had a lack of knowledge about sexuality and health. This adolescents suffered of genital mutilation, child marriage, premature parenthood and sexual abuse. This was so sad, because  many of those girls didn't have the life they should have. The Government controlled the women birth. If the women had a certain number of babies, they couldn't have anymore. This was very unfair! A women who had the money and the facilities to maintain another child should be accepted to have another child. Many women were abused sexually by their husbands. Others were forced to marry and have sex with men they do not desire. Also, men abused physically from women and nobody did nothing. In the U.S, a woman is raped every 6 minutes and hurt every 15 seconds. Men are so cruel ; they are supposed to show respect to a women and they are doing the opposite. At last, women were not allowed to vote. Their struggle to win this opportunity was slow and frustrating. This was also unfair for women. Men were the ones who choose and make decisions rather females like them or not. Also, the men controlled the women money. The custody of the children was gave to the men, when there was a divorce.

Women claims for their rights!

Some women weren't allowed to speak first than a men in a meeting or public activity. Also, there were laws telling the women what to wear. Many of the amendments of the constitution were violated for a women. The first amendment was violated, because women did not always have the right of freedom of speech. The fourth amendment was because women weren't protected in their houses and men abused from them. The most violated amendments were the fourteenth and fifteenth. This is because American women citizens weren't treated equally and they weren't allowed to vote. 

Discrimination against women can be seen at all ages based on their race, gender, and class. Men did not respect women neither the government. All of this is a a fight for freedom and human equal rights. Women should speak up for their rights and make justice. They should be respected, treated kindly, and be someone in every part they go.

Bibliography: - Discrimination against women - Women Rights - Women Issues  

Women Civil Rights Movement History

       WE ALSO DESERVE TO BE TREATED EQUALLY !!!

Throughout the US history, the woman had being discriminated. Today there still discrimination against other groups whether its by ethnicity, sexual preference or religion. Women were considered to be the weaker sex. I mean that we had not too much legal rights, career and job opportunities neither the right to vote. All of this strong women got united to fight against the whole country to gain their own civil rights. 

The Women Civil Rights group begun in the 1820's with the writings of Fanny Wright, which was the first American woman to speak against slavery and for the equality of women rights. Wright received little support. Later on, Elizabeth Stanton and Lucretia Mott organized the "Women Rights Convention" in 1848 at Seneca Falls.Then in 1866,  Stanton, Mott, Susan B. Anthony and Lucy Stone established the American Equal Rights Association. Their ideas about people voting against the negro suffrage and woman suffrage were denied. Another organization called "National Woman Suffrage Association" was created in 1869, in which women advocate for an easier divorce and better job opportunities. Also, the "American Woman Suffrage Association" was formed in Boston lead by Lucy Stone and Julia Howe. It wasn't good that both Associations (AWSA and NWSA) had rival groups, so they decided to get together as one association called "National American Woman Suffrage Association" in 1890. The women rights ended by the 1920's when they gained the right to vote. There was the Civil Right Act in 1964, which outlawed discrimination. Also, in 2009, President Obama signed an Act called "Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act". So, we could conclude that the fighting for our rights actually did not end, because today, some women are being discriminated. All of this women who fought for women rights worked very hard. They risked their lives and worked tirelessly to obtain equality.  Also, they had a lot of success, because today, the women have almost all the  rights. About 19.3 % women lived in the Northeast, 23.1% in the Midwest,  35.0% in South, and 22.6% in the West of the US by 2000. Many of them are college graduates who are looking for progress and justice. Women movements were based in improving education, initiating prison reform, banning alcoholic drinks, and getting slaves free.

Women had succeed in their fights for their rights. Even though, many acts were signed and many associations were made, many people still discriminating the woman. The United States population should be proud of the American woman. This is a woman who stands up for what she wants without giving importance of what others could say against it. Also, she is strong and still helps to get equality for other groups being discriminated as well. 

Night of Terror

*MEN STILL DISCRIMINATING A WOMEN!!! 

DON'T THEY HAVE SOMETHING BETTER TO SAY?* 

 

Bibliography: - Timeline of Events - Women Suffrage- Women Civil Rights Movement- census

Reflection of my classmates BLOGS :)

Paola's page had a lot of useful information, because she specified and used a lot of details. I agreed with her statement which said: "White Americans wanted to make everyone think they were doing the best for the Native Americans, but they didn't, they only wanted land and ended killing most of Native Americans". That is completely true, because they gave the natives the worst options. Also, her background is cute!

Ivania's blog its awesome! I liked the picture she put on her background. Also, she has different information from the history of the Natives Americans that could help you to understand more. It has a lot of interesting facts such as "The Native American in the treaties they sign they were offered protection, food, farming tools, medicines, education and yearly payment".

Bianca's page is very colorful. Her information, was interesting, because it talk about the ritual of the "Ghost Dance". I think that she should put more dates, just for people that don't know too much about this part of history. But even though, it is useful!

Itze's its cool. I think its very original. You will learn a lot from her entries. In specific, the Native Americans blog talks about how the white government convinced the native to do thing in their own way. Her information seems very professional and you would understand it perfectly.

Cristopher's blog has useful information, but I think he should put his paragraphs in order as his supporting sentences in the introduction. I don't agreed with this fact "Sitting Bull born a leader was now surrendering to the white men which controlled everything without a protest". The whites did a lot of thing to make the Indians surrender but they refused a lot of times.

Native Americans & White Americans

 Around 1860's, White Americans were very violent, mean, and unfair toward the Native Americans. They  forced these Indians to leave their lands. Also, the whites didn't gave to much reasonable options to them. Native Americans were supposed to assimilate to the whites, even though they didn't like the idea.

General Sherman

 By 1862, the Indians (Native Americans) were obligated to leave their lands.. Many of them lived in desperate poverty in the Plains.The whites took some Indians into the reservations and abused from them. This was a way for the Indian group leader to gave up and surrendered. The Government used  the scalping method as a legal way to get rid of them. The Dakota Sioux said that if they leaved the lands, they would receive money in exchange. That, never occurred.

Sitting Bull

As you know, the whites were very mean and they didn't gave too much options to the Native Americans. They offered them to lived in the Lakota Reservations, but Indians refused. They wouldn't have the same freedom there. Also, the reservations were small, uncomfortable and they would received a lack of rations.General Sherman told that if they didn't agreed, neither they leave their lands or their people would be killed. I think this was really unfair, because they could offered something better rather than that. All of this events lead to the Little Big Horn Battle in 1876, in which Colonel George Custer and his soldiers were defeated. After that, Sitting Bull and his people fled to Canada to maintain peace ; but in  1883, they returned back and settled on Standing Rock Reservations. Later on the 1890's, the Wounded Knee Massacre in which approx. 250 Indians were killed and wounded occurred. This was kind of cruel, because Indians were supposed to give up their artillery. Also, many innocent people died.

Ghost Dance Ceremony

The Native Americans were supposed to assimilate to the whites. For example, that boy called Ohiyesa was forced to change his name to an American one which was Charles Eastman. Also, to cut his long straight hair. General Nelson, didn't like the idea of the religion of the "Ghost Dance", so they rebel to get rid of it. The "Ghost Dance" was a manifestation of the Native Americans inspired by Wovoka.  Whites wanted to force the Indians to convert into Christianity too. They were very unfair,  because everyone should have the rights to decide in what to believe in. 

American people abused and acted very mean with the Native Americans. They obligated them to leave their lands even though they came first. The Whites wanted Natives Americans to be likely to them. Also, they killed a lot of innocent people just for the Indians to surrender. At last, the natives didn't have other option rather that moving to Canada.



Bibliography: - Wounded Knee Massacre-"Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" Movie -Events that led to the Wounded Knee Massacre

Reflection of my classmates BLOGS :)

Nicolle's ancestry blog seems cool, because some of her ancestors were raised in Spain or France. Also, almost of all her family members were born in Puerto Rico. The one's who live in the U.S, didn't have immigration problems. I like her complete blog, its pretty designed and it have interesting information about the Italian immigration. 

I liked Randy's article about helping immigrants being detained in Ellis Island. I think judges are acting fairly in some way, because people should have the right to immigrate to which ever place they are interested in. Also, these people who are detained, are not having a good moment in that island, because they are not being treated kindly neither having all the things they need.

I agree with Carolina's blog post. Its an article that says that U.S immigrants still racist with immigrants specially from Mexico. It's true that not all Mexican immigrants come illegally for selling drugs. Many of them want a better future and a better life. Other want good jobs. So, American people should accept immigrants, because they are normal people who born in a different country.

I loved Gaby's narrative story. Its very interesting, because this people who immigrated to the U.S didn't have problems to get a work even tough they were hard. That family were so happy of moving to the U.S. They were looking for a better life and better job opportunities.

Pérez, Family Descendance!

My mother and me :)

My maternal last name, Pérez, comes from Spain. It is derived from the personal name "Pedro". My mother's grandmother was called Paz Pérez Vazquez and her grand grand mother was called Pilar Pérez. Both were from Guayama, Puerto Rico. My mother's grandfather was Felix Pérez, also from Guayama, P.R. I actually don't know  from where are my other ancestors, because all the ones I mention were born in Puerto Rico. I have ancestors born in the U.S and other parts of the world by part of my father but I don't know nothing about them. My uncle was born in P.R but then she moved to Kissimmee, Florida. As Puerto Rico is a commonwealth from the U.S, she did not have any problems. She immigrated legally. But her sons who are my cousins, were born in the U.S.

Immigration Issues

    

E. Bail Romero said she didn't gave permission for her son to be adopted. 

Summary:

Encarnacion Bail Romero is an illegal immigrant from Guatemala. She used a stolen security number to work in a poultry processing plant in the United States. Also, she was undocumented. Then, she got caught up in an immigration sting in 2007. They didn't deport her but Bail Romero was put into jail. Her baby boy was taken care by Bail Romero's brother and sister. They called for help. So, the Mosers couple asked to adopt the boy. In 2008, a judge approved the adoption to the Mosers with the excuse that Encarnacion Bail Romero had abandoned her child for a year without communicating with the Mosers family. Bail Romero didn't understand what was happening neither she knew to speak English. Then in July, 2010, the court said that this adoption was invalid, but the Moser's couple argued that they were the only parents of the boy. Encarnacion, the biological mother, also said that her rights were violated. Now, the federal government wants to deport her, but they need to wait until this case is solved. 
To see the whole document (news) click this link: 
Missouri court rules immigrant's adoption rights terminated illegally... CNN NEWS

Reflection:

I think this incident is unfair, because even tough Bail Romero was illegally in the U.S, she should be deported from the beginning and not been send into jail when they knew she had a little boy. Maybe, she stole the social security, and that its violating the law, but I think she didn't deserve what she got. Also, the court and judges acted unfairly in some part, because she didn't knew what was occurring with her child and she didn't spoke English. I think immigration today, should be accepted. Many people are trying to look for a better life and they should have the right to live or to move to which ever place they want. For solving this case, I think the baby should be gave back to the biological mother which is Encarnacion Bail Romero, because she never gave permission for her child to be adopted. Maybe she didn't communicate with them, but also we need to understand that she did not knew what was happening and nobody told it to her.

Diary of Madaléin O'Hara Harley

Mairine (mom) Isibeal (sister) and I.

I am Madaléin O'Hara Harley from Waterford, Ireland, who was born in April 21,1836. I study in Newton's School in Waterford city. My dreams are moving to a better place in which I could have a better future. Our life here is so miserable. There are many economic problems going on and too many diseases affecting people. 

Dear Diary:                                                        May 7, 1847.  

                                                                          Waterford, Ireland 

Today, I received the best news of all. My parents told me that we are finally moving to California, Us. I felt so happy. I could not believe that we are leaving this place in which people are starving and dying of diseases, because of the black fungus. Colin O'Hara and Mairine Harney, my parents, had work very hard to maintain us. Their salaries, are not so good, so that mean our economy its not the best. Also mom told me that her friend Beihbinn its very anxious to get to met Isibeal, my litter sister, and I. We are going to live at her house in U.S, while my parents could get a better job to buy our own property.  

                          

Dear Diary:                                                     June 3, 1846.  

                                                                       Waterford, Ireland

Immigrants getting aboard.

The day I had waited with anxiety had came. I am already prepared for this hard and long journey that is waiting for us. We had gave away all the stuff we had. I hope that all of this would be worth it. Also, I feel a little sad, because I would leave behind the place where I grow up and all my friends and other family members. 

Hours later....We are at the ship who is going to take us to the Americas. This place scares me. We are all crowded together in a room with about 900 people. Also, we had received an uncomfortable cot. There are not so many bathroom and they looked unsanitary. I ate some minutes ago. The food wasn't well cooked and they served me a little amount. I don't know how I will survive this trip.  

Dear Diary:                                                          September 7, 1847.  

                                                                             Ellis Island

I can't believe it! We were not deported back and finally we are here at Ellis Island. This has been a really tired trip. Before coming here, we went to Castle Island where we were processed. We had to wait there about two weeks. People were all crazy running with their packages all around. Then, we came here to go through medical examinations and to be interviewed. Some people who had contagious diseases were deported back. Now, we are waiting to be lead to some rent buildings until mom can communicate with Beihbinn to come and pick us up. 

Dear Diary:                                                         September 30, 1847.                                                                             LA, California

Since I get here, to Beihbinn's beautiful mansion, I had felt so comfortable and happy. Life at those buildings in Ellis Island were terrible. The four of us were crowded in one rented room, it didn't have windows neither air conditioner. Here, I have my own room all fixed up. Isibeal and I, are assisting to Celerity Troika Charter school were we had learn a lot of English speaking. After school, I go to work as a servant at Melisse Restaurant. I love working there, but I can't receive tips just because I came from Ireland. I don't like too much the school. Other students treat us as trash and insult us. Well, I need to get used to it, until those people could accept that we are normal people and we came here to have a better life. Dad is working building roads and mom at a chocolate factory. That's cool, because she brings one chocolate to us everyday Beihbinn is so sympathetic and treat us very kindly.
                                                                                   

Dear Diary:                                                              February 4, 1847. 
                                                                                LA, California

WOW! It had been a long time since I don't write on here. Right now, mom and dad had buy our own property not to far from Beihbinn. Its not too big as her's, but its comfortable for us. We assist to the same school and work at the same place. At school, students had treat us too much better than before. I have make a lot of new friends as well as in school and in the neighborhood. Life here had been so different. I love this place. Also, we have more free time. On the weekends, I go to tours by California with my family. They are so fun! Now, I need to go...

The Irish People

The Irish people are an ethnic group from Ireland, an island in Northwestern Europe. They decided to emigrate to the United States for one mayor reason, which was the Great Famine. Potatoes were the main crop grow in Ireland. In 1845, a potato blight which is a potato disease overtook the fields of Ireland.  This disease killed millions of Irish people. Crops stilled contaminated for five years. Many people were dying of starvation. Starving families leave their homeland and emigrate to the U.S with more hope of having a better life and escaping from this disaster. 

Their journey to the U.S was long. The weather conditions and sea sickness made the trip difficult for some people to sail to Canada which their fares were cheaper than those of the U.S. About 3.5 million people had immigrated to the US between 1820 and 1880.  The U.S census in 1850 said that approximately 961,719 people living in the United States were born in Ireland. Many of them lived in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts, Illinois, Ohio and New Jersey. 

Life for Irish immigrants was hard, because many of them arrived without resources or capitals. Their problem was the lack of skill. Also, they accepted they were poor. Irish laborers build their own communities. As time past by, some of them became police men or fire men. Others worked  at unskilled or semiskilled occupations such as plumbers, boilermakers and steamfitters. At first, high class society forced the Irish to work for long hours for a minimal pay. Then, they were needed for expansions and constructions of canals, roads, bridges and for working in small industries. When the economy got stronger, the Irish immigrants were finally well welcomed to the Americas. 

A traditional Irish family

I think immigration is necessary for those people who are looking for a better future. Many people look for a place with better jobs opportunities and a easier way of living. Immigration should not affect no one except if there is an overcrowded population. People deserve to be comfortable with their jobs and enjoy their life! If I would immigrate to the U.S, I think it would be very hard. This is because, your life would be like starting from zero. It would be kind of sad, because you will be obligated to leave you things, your family, and your friends.  But at least, it would be for a good reason.Although, you will get to met new people and have a different and easier life.

Bibliography:Immigration Through Time Article

                                     The Immigrant Experience in Amer