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Immigrant Children at School
By Colleen Messina |
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1 You sometimes might not feel like going to school. However, if you were an immigrant girl or boy in the late 1880s, you would be relieved to go to classes because it meant that you didn't have to work all day in a sweatshop. Children wanted to go to school and learn about their new country and its customs.