MICH RACE OR PEOPLE FINNISH 30%. 40 SCAND'N 17%. 9g t20 CROATIAN 5%. 80 90 100 30 50 60 70 DUTCH 5%- GERMAN 8%. N. ITALIAN 7%.POLISH I0% OCCUPATIONS PROFESSIONAL 2% MERCHANTS 3% FARMERS I.5% SKILLED 8% FARM LABORERS 7% SERVANTSIO% LABOREHS 44% NO OCCUPATION 28% INCREASE &DECREASE YR. NUMBER 2-4%% 903 20920 i902 14758 1901 10818 900 889 1899 6288 1898 2894 1897 3334 .1896 60i 3 1895 3429 894 1893 10569 -1892 14630 2.3 2.2- 2.7 2-2 1.3 1,4 18 .3 .9 2.4 2.5 5454 RACE OR PFA

MICH RACE OR PEOPLE FINNISH 30%. 40 SCAND'N 17%. 9g t20 CROATIAN 5%. 80 90 100 30 50 60 70 DUTCH 5%- GERMAN 8%. N. ITALIAN 7%.POLISH I0% OCCUPATIONS PROFESSIONAL 2% MERCHANTS 3% FARMERS I.5% SKILLED 8% FARM LABORERS 7% SERVANTSIO% LABOREHS 44% NO OCCUPATION 28% INCREASE &DECREASE YR. NUMBER 2-4%% 903 20920 i902 14758 1901 10818 900 889 1899 6288 1898 2894 1897 3334 .1896 60i 3 1895 3429 894 1893 10569 -1892 14630 2.3 2.2- 2.7 2-2 1.3 1,4 18 .3 .9 2.4 2.5 5454 RACE OR PFA

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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at job group(Occupation) was the smallest among immigrants? Why do you think so few people from that group came to the United States?

2.) What job group was the largest? Why do you think so many people from that group came to the United States?

MICH
RACE OR PEOPLE
FINNISH 30%.
40
SCAND'N 17%.
9g t20
CROATIAN 5%.
80 90 100
30
50
60
70
DUTCH 5%- GERMAN 8%. N. ITALIAN 7%.POLISH I0%
OCCUPATIONS
PROFESSIONAL 2%
MERCHANTS 3%
FARMERS I.5%
SKILLED 8%
FARM LABORERS 7%
SERVANTSIO%
LABOREHS 44%
NO OCCUPATION 28%
INCREASE
&DECREASE YR. NUMBER
2-4%% 903 20920
i902 14758
1901 10818
900 889
1899 6288
1898 2894
1897 3334
.1896 60i 3
1895 3429
894
1893 10569
-1892 14630
2.3
2.2-
2.7
2-2
1.3
1,4
18
.3
.9
2.4
2.5
5454
RACE OR PFA

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