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The reverse is probably true, however. If there had been more immigration to the South over these two centuries, bigoted attitudes would have likely been less t
by nwiswell 5y ago
The reverse is probably true, however. If there had been more immigration to the South over these two centuries, bigoted attitudes would have likely been less tenacious.
- t-3 5y agoPossibly, but a big factor in immigration is jobs. The north has been industrialized for a long time, so there was opportunity there for immigrants. The south, focused on agriculture, wouldn't be an attractive place to settle unless you were already wealthy enough to buy land (and slaves to work the land, in those days).
- readthenotes1 5y agoGiven the large protests against desegregation in schools in Boston Mass, the formation of ethnic gangs in NYC, etc. I'd say you are very wrong.