word essay that describes the transformation among free labor in the American North

Completing this assignment will enable you to both appraise the impact of the industrial free-labor economy on immigration and society and discuss the ways in which the social, familial, and occupational roles of differing American groups were affected by the growing industrial economy.

Roediger argues that the Irish and northern blacks had much in common: the both often lived in slums; they both were often assigned the most physically demanding work; they were both generally poor and vilified as a people; and they were both forced from their homes in search of economic and political freedom. Irish-Americans, on the other hand, came to be some of the fiercest opponents of African-Americans. Northern white opinion of Irish-Americans changed too: from the belief that they were Low-browed and savage, grovelling and bestial, lazy and wild, simian and sensual and of a lower social grade than enslaved African Americans, the acceptance of the Irish as white workers.

Follow the instructions to complete this assignment:

1. Write a 1,000-1,250-word essay that describes the transformation among free labor in the American North described in the text above. Answer the following questions:
   1. How, according to Roediger, what accounts for the Irish-Americans success in being recognized as white?
      1. What was the role of politics in this?
   2. Why did they insist on being white, especially when that association allied them with the hated British?
      1. What role did the concept of work play in their insistence?
2. Format your assignment with 12-point, Times-New Roman font, double spaced, 1 margins.