Changes in the Conditions of Immigrants in Latin America By: Ariana Martinez.

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Changes in the Conditions of Immigrants in Latin America By: Ariana Martinez

Changes in Immigrants ● Before independence: Only Spanish ● After independence: Open to all o Mainly Italians and Spanish

Reasons ● Most immigrants were lower class ● Worked as laborers o some were seasonal workers ● Hard to buy land o land owning was prestigious

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