Immigrants sailed to America in hopes of starting a new life. Most of the immigrants were fleeing their homeland beause of religious persecutions, political oppressions or economic hardships .
PART 2
From 1892 to 1954, Ellis Island was the principal immigration station. Immigrants were required to pass a series of medical and legal inspections before they could enter America. Those who didn't pass these inspections were returned to their native country on the boats that brought them to Ellis Isalnd.
PART 3
During the years 1892-1954, Ellis Island processed over 12 million immigrants. Of that figure 98% passed inspection only 2% were ultimately sent back .
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PART 1
Immigrants sailed to America in hopes of starting a new life. Most of the immigrants were fleeing their homeland beause of religious persecutions, political oppressions or economic hardships .
PART 2
From 1892 to 1954, Ellis Island was the principal immigration station. Immigrants were required to pass a series of medical and legal inspections before they could enter America. Those who didn't pass these inspections were returned to their native country on the boats that brought them to Ellis Isalnd.
PART 3
During the years 1892-1954, Ellis Island processed over 12 million immigrants. Of that figure 98% passed inspection only 2% were ultimately sent back .
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