Themes Of Immigrants In 'Black Hawk'

The novel has a lot of themes and focuses, this includes immigrants from Europe coming to the USA. The novel creates a sympathetic portrait of the many hardships that immigrants faced, including intense homesickness (a form of longing for the past), inability to speak English, and a bewildering array of cultural and religious differences that the novel’s immigrants must overcome if they wish to fit in with the often quite judgmental American settlers who make up the economic and cultural mainstream in Black Hawk. Interesting fact is that of all the themes that occur during the story, religion differences between the Europeans and the settlers shows quite a lot more often than the rest. This is due to the fact that most of the Europeans are

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