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ExPERIENcElExperienceAbroadThep005tiredpeoplehuddledinlinesat创i5刨aDd，waitingtobe”processed”.Somedidnotpassthehealthinspectionandweresentback，butmost—almostamillionpeopleayear—wereadmi~edtotheU.S.tobeginnewlives.这些受穷受累的人们在爱丽斯岛上拥挤地排着队，等候“接待”。一部分人因通不过健康检查而被遣返，而大多数人——每年近一百万人——被获准进入美国开始他们的新生活。0ncethoseimmigrantsarrived，therewerenumerouseconomic，languageandculturalbarrierstoovercomebe—foreachievingstability.Manyofthempackedintooneneighborhood，NewY0rk。sLowerEastSide.Theycrowdedinto.t...e....n.....e....m.......e....—n—tbuildings，andfoundalivinginfactoriesorasstreet.peddlers.Thenewarrivalstriedalltheycouldtoadjusttotheirnewcountrywhilestillhangingontosomeofthewaysandtraditionsoftheirhomelands.这些移民一旦到来，就要克服许多经济、语言和文化障碍才能稳定下来。在此之后，许多人挤到一个街区里——纽约下东城。他们挤在廉价的出租屋里过夜，在工厂劳动或在街头以贩卖谋生。新来的人在尽一切可能地适应新国家的同时，也不同程度地保持各自故土的行为方式和传统。WorkingandlivingconditionswereoftenterribleduetoIackofregulatingIaws.EvenchildrenworkedlonghoursforIittlepayinunsafeconditions.Afew—o—u—ts—D—o—k—e—nreformers—andaterriblefactoryfirein1911thatclaimed146lives—arousedNewYorkers。senseofoutrageandledtoaseriesofimportantreformsinhousing，health，andIaborfortheimmigrants.由于缺少规范的法律，工作和生活条件通常很糟糕。甚至连小孩们都得在危险的环境中长时间地工作，而工资则少得可怜。[]50珏刚t~2007