The underlying motives of the majority of the 60 million Europeans who emigrated during the 19?? century appear to have been

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The word "majority" implies that the most common motive among the 60 million Europeans who emigrated during the 19th century was economic. This is supported by historical evidence showing that many Europeans left their homelands in search of better economic opportunities, such as jobs or land, in other countries. While there may have been individual cases where other factors (political, religious, ethnic, or legal) played a role in their decision to emigrate, these reasons were likely not as prevalent as economic motivations.

The Underlying Motives of the Majority of the 60 Million