...All but one were allowed in the nation. The steps toward the turn of the 20th century were massive economic growth in the United States and massive amounts of people coming in and out of the United States. The United States started to grow in population as the years went on because of the liberties advertised in the United States which started an influx in population and aided in the growth of Chinese immigrants. This eventually built a bond with the U.S. and China until the Panic of 1873, an economic depression that affected the U.S. until 1880. Due to racial discrimination and the melting pots of cultures, races, and religions, Chinese immigration was eventually restricted which made it extremely difficult for Chinese citizens to immigrate to the United States for jobs, which...
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