immigration started in the united states in the early to late 18th century.
immigration started in the united states in the early to late 18th century.
when did immigration start in the united states?
early to late 18th century
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the economic development of são paulo only really took off with the founding of coffee plantations in the nineteenth century. those coffee plantations were manned, from the beginning, by slaves, and remained so during most of the 19th century. not even the abolition of the transatlantic trade changed this, with the coffee barons resorting to the import of slaves from the northeastern and southern regions. both the coffee planters and the brazilian government, however, were aware that the abolition of slavery could be postponed but not avoided at all; as a result, a few experiments in immigration were tried during this period, and some ideas were discussed, including the immigration of chinese workers. only in the 1880s, however, did immigration start in earnest.
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