The Irish Way: Becoming American in the Multiethnic City

Arts and Humanities

• Newcomers 100%
• American identity 100%
• Catholic Church 100%
• Irish-American 100%
• American literature 50%
• Teaching Process 50%
• Contemporary 50%
• Careers 50%
• Urban 50%
• Soul 50%
• New York City 50%
• USA 50%
• Boston 50%
• Diary 50%
• forge 50%
• Impossible 50%
• Late Nineteenth Century 50%
• Legacy 50%
• Chicago 50%
• saloon 50%
• Dublin 50%
• Eastern Europe 50%
• racist 50%
• Chronicles 50%
• Americanization 50%
• Hostility 50%
• Manhattan 50%
• Vaudeville 50%
• Political Activism 50%
• stroll 50%

Keyphrases

• Immigrants 100%
• Multi-ethnic City 100%
• Barrett 66%
• African American 33%
• Workplace 33%
• Ireland 33%
• American Identity 33%
• Catholic Church 33%
• Irish Americans 33%
• United States 16%
• New Wave 16%
• Violence 16%
• Multi-ethnic 16%
• Poverty 16%
• Chicago 16%
• Boston 16%
• Hostility 16%
• Church 16%
• New York City 16%
• Diary 16%
• Late Nineteenth Century 16%
• Americanization 16%
• Saloons 16%
• Early Generation 16%
• Penguins 16%
• Dublin 16%
• Eastern Europe 16%
• Sociological Research 16%
• American Life 16%
• Lower Manhattan 16%
• Political Activism 16%
• Stroll 16%
• Defensiveness 16%
• American Literature 16%
• American Cities 16%
• USA Today 16%
• Southern Europe 16%
• Labor Unions 16%
• Vaudeville 16%
• Settlement House 16%
• Racist Attitudes 16%
• Social Teaching 16%
• North End 16%