AP US History
Ellis Island was the primary immigration station in the United States from 1892 to 1954, located in New York Harbor. It served as a gateway for millions of immigrants arriving in America, becoming a symbol of hope and opportunity for those seeking a better life. The island played a crucial role in the massive wave of immigration that took place during this period, particularly for European immigrants fleeing poverty and persecution.
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