In 1910, what percentage of U. S. residents were either immigrants themselves or had at least one parent who was born abroad?

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Rodolfo Booth

Social Studies

27 February, 10:22

In 1910, what percentage of U. S. residents were either immigrants themselves or had at least one parent who was born abroad?

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Theresa Horne · Answer 1

40%

Explanation:

Immigration into the United States saw its peak in the twentieth century. In 1907, European immigration got to its peak with about 1.3 million people who entered the country. In 1910, there were 13.5 million immigrants who were resident in the United States. This represented 40 percent of all the people living in the United States that were either born in the States or had a parent or foreign-born parent.