Compare And Contrast Immigration And Mark Wyman

Oscar Handlin declared immigrants were alienated from their old country, but also America, which was their ray of hope. Moreover, as they crossed into the U.S., desperately looking for a better lifestyle, they encountered multiple atrocious bosses, lived in trite poverty, and was also treated unfairly from the Americans. Despite hardship, “[t]he only adjustment they had been able to make to life in the United States had been one that involved the separateness of their group, one that increased their awareness of the differences between themelves and the rest of the society” (92). No where left to go, immigrants had no choice but to adjust in this new lifestlye and consciously condemning themselves as outsiders.
On the contrary, Mark Wyman