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How did the American party respond to the immigration of Germans in the Midwest and Irish in the east
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How did the American party respond to the immigration of Germans in the Midwest and Irish in the east

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The American party welcomed the immigrants from Germany and Ireland. They offered them refuge and at the same time, allowed them to work in America. The immigrants were a strong workforce during the middle of 1800's. They built canals and railroads.
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