Notion spaces and exchanges

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Notion, spaces and exchanges, immigration, emigrate, new land, USA

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Hello, today I am going to present you the notion Spaces and Exchanges. To begin, we need to define this notion. Space is a continuous area or expanse which is free or unoccupied. Exchange is an act of giving one thing and receiving another in return. Following the Age of discovery, exchange between countries increased rapidly. Among them, we could notice an immigration flow to the new lands. In the 19th century the world has seen a big wave of immigration.
For what reasons do people emigrate and what are the consequences of those immigrations?

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[...] Those people were destitute and poverty stricken. They wanted to find a better standard of living. In the song, the vision immigrants have of America is describe with the words “diamonds” “money growing on trees”. This American Dream is a set of ideals in which freedom includes the opportunity for prosperity and success. This dream was the main reason of the immigration. Those people once in the country were working class and labor forces who (pay tribute to) built the land. [...]

[...] Notion Spaces and Exchanges Intro: Hello, today I am going to present you the notion Spaces and Exchanges. To begin, we need to define this notion. Space is a continuous area or expanse which is free or unoccupied. Exchange is an act of giving one thing and receiving another in return. Following the Age of discovery, exchange between countries increased rapidly. Among them, we could notice an immigration flow to the new lands. In the 19th century the world has seen a big wave of immigration. [...]

[...] This cartoon shows that American's are not aware of the role that these immigrants play in the country's wellbeing. In this way people immigrated to the United States in search of better living conditions. They were influenced by the American Dream who turns out to be just a Dream. Those people with low paying jobs contributed the most to the Country's development. Without them the United States would not have been the same. As we can see, those exchange leads to new opportunities. [...]