Contextualization: At the same time, migration from Europe change, by the past years most of the migrants came from the northern Europe, but at the mid-nineteenth century mainly came from Southern and Eastern Europe, mostly Jews and Italians. Plans from Americanization were implemented so the “new” migrants could adapt better to the U.S, the mixture of ideas and culture gave the United states to be a melting point of cultures. …show more content…
Inspired by the Second Great Awakening, Americans were intent of reforming society to create a more perfect society. However, from abolitionism to women’s suffrage, antebellum reformers were met with hostility when they tried to reform