Immigrants from Ireland and Southern and Eastern Europe were able to overcome barriers to assimilation due to their class status.

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Immigrants from Ireland and Southern and Eastern Europe often faced significant barriers to assimilation due to ethnic, religious, and racial prejudices, rather than their class status alone. These groups were frequently marginalized and faced discrimination, making their assimilation into American society challenging.

Immigrants from Ireland and Southern and Eastern Europe Were Able