Read Chapter 8, Section 3 "The North's People" and answer 6 of the 9 questions below. (Pages 395-401) How did the German and Irish immigrants differ in where they settled? Why did both groups move to America?
What was the nation’s largest city in 1860?
Study the graphs on page 399. Did immigration from Ireland increase or decrease after 1840? How did immigration from Germany change?
How were African Americans treated in Northern cities?
Describe the accomplishments of Henry Boyd or Samuel Cornish and John B. Russwurm.
What were the working conditions like?
Why did workers try to organize/form trade unions?
Two reasons immigrants came to the United States
Describe the Know-Nothing party – what was their platform?

from the conditions of the working class in england by friedrich engels,the main idea is :

the following are seventeen of the approximately 2,300 american slave narratives collected by the federal writers project. students should be encouraged to consider the process through which these narratives were created, and the accompanying  lesson plans  have been formulated to raise issues of authorship and credibility.

these narratives are not the direct transciptions of the interviews, and the forms they take differ from narrative to narrative. according to rawick, scott bond's narrative appears to have been dictated rather than a simple response to questions. charles williams' autobiography is his own work, originally written in pencil in a series of notebooks. both the bond and williams narratives are of much greater length than the rest.