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Most of the immigrants who arrived in New York between 1892 and 1954 came from Asia.
False
Ellis Island was where immigrants first arrived in New York after their long journey.
True
In 1907, over 11,000 people arrived in New York on 17th April, which was the busiest day for immigration.
True
Immigrants who were very sick, very old, or criminals were allowed to stay in America after arriving at Ellis Island.
False
Life for the new immigrants in New York was easy and comfortable as soon as they arrived.
False
The Statue of Liberty was the first thing immigrants arriving in New York saw.
True
Ellis Island was located in New York Bay.
True
Life for the new immigrants in New York was easy and comfortable right after they arrived.
False
The busiest year for Ellis Island was 1907, with over one million immigrants arriving.
True
Most of the immigrants who arrived in New York between 1892 and 1954 came from Africa.
False
Learn about the experiences of over 12 million immigrants who arrived in New York between 1892 and 1954. Discover why people from all over the world, especially Europe, sought a new life in America and the challenges they faced during their journey and upon arrival.
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