How much did it cost for a  italian immigrant to come to america in the late 1800s?
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65 Dollars First Class\n\n3 - 6 Dollars In Steerage
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Wow, thats pretty specific. I'm guessing it was in Italian? That would be pretty hard to find.
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Approximately US $ 2000
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Depends on what state you're in.  We paid $75 in NY.
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What cost $1.00 in 1882 would cost $19.11 in 2005.
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I am a Permanent Resident and I went to Italy! You have to go to the Italian embassy and apply for the visa they do ask you to apply 30 days before departure. You will need your employment letter stating how long you will be gone for from work and your tickets and hotel reservation. I know sounds stupid but i had to present all this before i got the visa. Normally they do give you the visa in a few days max in a weeks but you will have to leave your passport there with them they check everything and than will let you know  when you can come to pick up your visa. They are not like other embassy that you get your visa the same day! Italians are a bit slow lol. They will also tell you that once you land in Italy within 8 days you have to go to the questora to let them know that your there and they will give you a permit to stay etc bull shit stuff...i did end up in the questora the worst place to be at!! If your here for 2 weeks i suggest you don't do that, the police don't go after tourist, if they do ask for id give them your state id they will be fine! They don't do anything to American Residence!\nHope the information has helped.\nThe rest of the info is on their website.
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between 500 and 1000 a piece, depending where you are
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Your english will improve, as some people do not agree with bush he still the american president, (in america we have limited terms so our presidents only last 8 years at Max, so two more years for him, thats all he can serve)\n\nItalians, as an american an adore italy, the wine Chanity is nice. the music is good, although most italian men are very nice. Americans are great.\n\nWelocome to america, my love....enjoy your stay and hope everyone will show you a good time. Your stay will be plesant and fun if you seek places to make it that way, (its a big place with much to explore, you will find the landscapes from east to west coast, dramatic (very beautiful, you will find the history is very old dating back to non settlers of the native americans)  \n\nWOW, welcome to america
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anywhere from $400- several thousand dollars.
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ancestry.com is good back to 1800 or so.  Their records don't go much farther back than that.  You also have to pay a fee.
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I suppose it depends on the mindset of Americans. \n\nBack in the late 1930's, when my grandparents came to the U.S. from Italy, Italian immigrants then were about as popular as Mexican immigrants were now. They were looked upon by many people as dirty, lazy, and cheap. They were used as a source of cheap labor, since most of them came without papers and didn't speak English. \n\nMy father, as a little kid, never played with the Irish neighbor kids because they didn't want their children mixing with the Italians. \n\nBut as you may have noticed, times changed, and almost no one sees Italians that way anymore. They're even romanticized in movies and on TV. Rudy Guiliani (an Italian) has been hailed as the greatest mayor of the city that once looked down on Italian immigrants.\n\nWhat I'm trying to say is that our culture will change and shift over time to be more understanding and accepting of Latin American immigrants. Hispanic Americans are the largest minority group in the U.S., and bilingual employees are becoming an increasing commodity. Give it a few decades, and people will get over their fear and misunderstandings.\n\nOur children's generation, who will grow up with the children of immigrants from all over the Americas, will not harbor the same resentments as their parents.
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That would be very difficult for some of us mutts.  Portions of my family have been in America since the 1600's, and I am the product of many different cultures all coming together.
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The very first immigrant to come to the USA was Bob.
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Depends on where you live, I think.  But I think I know here (PA) it's between $6.00-$7.50.
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Pesos. About 10 pesos to $1 USA .
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NO!!  What is this thing that people think we get hand outs!!  \n\nI'll tell you what I get for being Native - 4 dollars a year!! Because of the treaty my ancestors signed in 1850.  That amount did not change with time.
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Vespucci didn't get to America until 1497.  He was not the first.  It is possible, I suppose, That the Japanese made it, but there is no evidence to support that.  Some say that St. Brenden the Navigator may have been the first to land on America.