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英语六级考试马上就来了，同学们准备好了吗?俗话说熟能生巧勤能补拙，为了帮助同学们更好的复习，小编特意为大家整理了2014年英语六级阅读练习及答案，供各位考生参考。 Immigrants All A visitor to Liberty Island in New York Harbor would see one of the most important national monuments in the United States. Rising three hundred five feet above the island stands the Statue of Liberty, which since its formal unveiling on October 28, 1886, has served constantly to remind Americans of the long-lasting friendship that has existed between the United States and France. As immigrants to the United States pass the statue with its enormous torch pointing skyward, they may notice the broken chain at the statues feet, symbolizing the people of a nation bursting the bonds in their mighty struggle for a free form of government and the ensuing liberties. To the forty-one million immigrants who have arrived upon our shores during the past one hundred forty years, these lines indicated that the poor, hungry, and persecuted could find freedom and opportunity in the New World. They arrived in such large numbers that by the end of the nineteenth century some Americans had doubts concerning the policy of admitting unlimited numbers of immigrants. By 1921, this viewpoint was widely accepted. During the 1930s we discovered that emigration from this nation was at times larger than immigration to this nation. The history of these significant developments divides itself into the three clearly defined periods. Period of Early Immigration | 
