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many germans were fleeing their homeland to find a easier life in european countries, the western hemisphere's, and Australia due to extremely violent conditions.
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15,00 germans left britain ,and 3,000 crossed the atlantic ocean for new york cit0y.
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Germans established 7 villages in New York on the Robert Livingston Manor. in 1712, 1 more village was added.
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IN 1745 THERE WAS AN ESTIMATED 45,00 GERMANS ALONE LIVING IN PENNSYLVANIA .
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The German Society of Maryland was formed to assist and protect Non-speaking english germans.
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In the 1800's, the Polish started immigrating. About 5 million immigrants came over to the United States at the beginning of World War II.
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Alexander I created this legistation that forced the jews to live in a settlement called "The Pale Of Settlement". this angered many of the jews. it was very crowed and there wernt many ways to work and make money . this created poverty.
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6,000 Irish people sailed for America and over 3,000 Irish labourers were employed on the Erie Cana.
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1820 -1930 5.2 MILLION REACHED THE UNITED STATES
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This is when mexico won its independence agianst Spain
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Immigrants came on board to go to New York. After they arrived, the officers went on the ship to make sure that there weren't any diseases, so they could go to shore. Special doctors would check everyone to see if anyone had a disorder or felt weird. Luckily, only about 2% of them were sent home.
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This is when the mexicans arrived in america because of the war
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The mexican arrive after war agianst america for land.Tehy sighned a treaty and the mexicans that were in america at the time became legal residents
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At this time all the americans and mexicans where friends.Now they would go back because the revolutionary war was over.
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allowed jewish merchants ,doctors,and artisains were allowed to moved outside the 'Pale of Settlement'
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The cilvil war begins and effects germans trying to immigrate to america without getting involved.
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the Jews automaticaly had the blame for it.
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Laws against jewish holidays ,them owning property ,and denies them any civil serivice jobs. Also forced jews to practice christian practices.
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Majority of the Poles are Roman Catholics. The immigrants would travel in groups, but some were sent south, and west. They stuck with their religion by putting big churches together. The community loved the church because they felt they can talk about religious beliefs and problems. The Poles gathered on holidays, and they believed that without church they would lose their identity.
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Jews were killed 1,300 homes and shops are plundered. The govener does nothing to stop these actions . But secretly promotes them.
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After he signs it the worse violence accurs. Massacres occur in more than 300 towns. 1,000 people are killed and thousands more are injured.
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Created by Jews to protect the international rights of Jews.
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This is the year the border was made.Now mexicans had to cross over to get there.Many families had to cross over in order to get a new life
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Paul is the most famous Pole. His birth name is Karol Jozef Wojtyla. He was born in Wadowice, in Poland. Paul became pope by the Catholic Church in 1978. He was the first non-italian pope in about 455 years.
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One of United States' best Cold War spies. He was Polish army officer. Kuklinski gave about 35,000 to the CIA, ehen the Soviet Union and USA were kinda against each other.
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This was during WW2.The people from mexico complained that only cause they were born out of the country they wanted to fight because of there children that were born in america.
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This is the time that war ended.The mexican had particaipated in war.They earned 30 honor medals for they had been involved and helped out.
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Poles were born in America during the late 1900's. Poles still kinda kept their heritage. Later on they left that old Polish life behind them. They wanted to fit in the American society. Ever since they left that old Polish culture behind them, they began a new one. Even though they can't get away from their past, they're still pround of their ancient culture.
