Immigration : $b A world movement and its American significanceFairchild, Henry Pratt
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Immigration : $b A world movement and its American significance
Fairchild, Henry Pratt
Emigration and immigration; United States -- Emigration and immigration
An examination of the sex distribution of some of the leading races
shows how thoroughly characteristic of the new immigration this excess
of males is. The following table shows the percentages of the two sexes
of certain chosen races for the eleven-year period 1899 to 1909:
SEX DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANTS OF SPECIFIED
RACES, BY PER CENTS, 1899 TO 1909
═══════════════════════════════╤═════════════
RACE OR PEOPLE │ PER CENT
───────────────────────────────┼──────┬──────
„ │ Male │Female
───────────────────────────────┼──────┼──────
Bulgarian, Servian, Montenegrin│ 96.0│ 4.0
Croatian and Slovenian │ 85.1│ 14.9
English │ 61.7│ 38.3
German │ 59.4│ 40.6
Greek │ 95.4│ 4.6
Hebrew │ 56.7│ 43.3
Irish │ 47.2│ 52.8
Italian, north │ 78.4│ 21.6
Italian, south │ 78.6│ 21.4
Lithuanian │ 71.1│ 28.9
Magyar │ 72.7│ 27.3
Polish │ 69.2│ 30.8
Ruthenian │ 74.0│ 26.0
Scandinavian │ 61.3│ 38.7
Slovak │ 70.3│ 29.7
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