Most of the pre-Civil War Irish and German immigrants who came to the United States did so as families,as opposed to single men and women.

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Most of the pre-Civil War Irish and German immigrants who came to the United States were single men and women seeking work, rather than families. This was especially true for the Irish, many of whom were fleeing the Great Famine of the 1840s.

Most of the Pre-Civil War Irish and German Immigrants Who