... issue. The matter of immigration can be seen by the same point of view of each of these hardliners; however, they may not represent the ideals of the average American. Hamilton College recently conducted a random sample poll of 1,078 adults. The findings were somewhat fluctuated. While 57 percent of Americans believed that immigrants enhanced society in some way, 41 percent favored ... ...

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The Indians were more like the inhabitants of Asia than of any other region. Great naturalist Alexander von Humboldt pointed to the true similarities - physical features - when he noted a striking analogy between the Americans and the Mongol race, meaning those people of East Asia whom the anthropologists ... ...

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