The father. as head of the household. and mother as its religious guidance. sacrificed to prepare their offspring as specialists in their educational business. and scientific careers to serve humanity in the ranks of an accomplished and great citizenry. Thus each new generation added to the power and greatness of a new land. The future of a new land depends largely upon the immigrant movement to its shores. The United States was exceptionally fortunate in attracting millions of men. women. and children to settle within its borders. To be sure. these immigrants were not only seeking a new chance for financial independence. but also had a burning desire to become citizens of a new type of governmentwhere basic concept was the guarantee of equality among men and justice and liberty for all. This exodus of humans from continental Europe was in the nature of a peaceful revolution against the old social orderthat nobility is a sacred heritage and that mediocrity cannot be permitted to use in social status or educational accomplishment above their forebears. There were some who came to enjoy religious freedomothers to escape faminestill others banishment under political or criminal decrees. and the majority to seek a new life in a new world.
Identified stereotypes
Immigrants are portrayed as hard-working, family-oriented, and dedicated to contributing to society.