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Jewish Immigrants coming to America
Jewish Immigrants came to america for education for children and more transportation. It was the U.S Dream To get Freedom and Gold. At the end of the 1870’s there were about 40,000 Jews in the United States. -
Germans homland
around the year 1700, many germans were fleeing their homeland to find an easier life in other European countries, the Western Hemisphere, and Australia due to extremely violent conditions. -
Jews In USA
The United States of America was the destination of first choice of many oppressed and persecuted peoples around the world, including the Jews. Many significant historical events that took place elsewhere in the world in the past two hundred years or so, and which impacted on Jews living in different countries, consequently also left their mark on American Jewry and on the waves of emigration that reached its shores. -
Italy
Italians came to the United States before 1870. They captured calcasions and took over their land. -
japan
on there way to amarica Japan had to hunt 4 there food and kill it to eat -
Leaving Germany
in the 1800s the south westeran villages where being burn down. Germans left ther country because of the violence. -
Japan
the Japanses lived in small houses in there home town -
Japan
The japanses left japan because they wasnt meking enough money -
Japan
when the Japanses lived in Japan they lived in small houses with very little money -
Immigration
Italains left Germany and Austria-Hungry because Italy blew it up. Italains wanted spices from that land. -
Japan
it was hard to get a job because
people didnt want to higher them bc they didnt speek engilish -
Germans
From 1825 to 1861, approximately 10,000 people left Germany each year with a peak of about 220,000 in 1854. By 1860 an estimated 1.3 million German-born immigrants resided in the United States. -
Levi Strauss
Born in Butterheim,Barvaria Levi Strauss was born February 26,1829. He came to america to work for his brothers at a dry goods clothing company.In 1853 Strauss went to the West and made his own company as everyone know to as Levi's Jeans and it still operate until this day. Levi Strauss September 26,1902. -
Japan
emperor hirohito was famous for handling the diplomatic relations and internal commerce of japan while his generals,especially tojo and yamamato,prosecuted the war. -
Germans
Escaping the force. Over 1000 Old Lutherans settled in Buffalo, Milwaukee and St. Louis. They escaped to avoid the forced unification of the Lutheran and the Reformed churches in Prussia. -
Jewish Traveling
Some Jewish immigrants traveled to america on foot and others with a little money traveled on the train.In colonial times, Jews settled along the Atlantic coast and in several southern states. During the 17th century, Rhode Island was the only New England colony which allowed a permanent Jewish community. That settlement was in Newport, where the Touro Synagogue, built in 1773, still stands as a memorial to the patriot and philanthropist Judah Touro. -
john peter german immigrated
Came to the US at the age of three. As a lawyer and a Democratic governor of Illinois, Altgeld was active in prison reform. And he ended up in chicago. -
Germans Leadership
by 1847 under the leadership of a recent immigrant paster paster c.f.w Walther, whose enemies called him "the Lutheran pope of the West," the newer Lutheran arrivals who wished to maintain the old-style doctrine. -
Goverment
Italy had the governor take over the land and killed the president -
Japan
in 1865 the Japanses came to amarica because life in japan was not enough to servive -
japan
sawichi toyoda was a famous japanese inventor and industrlalilat. -
the first train crossed the border
ther was a train that crossed the border to bering things to mexicao and bering things back but thosand of undcument immigrants woud get on the train and hide in the train and come to america. -
Germans
in the United States, most Germans lived on the countryside. Only about two fifths lived in cities larger than 25,000 people. -
German Farmers in the U.S.
german born farmers made up one thired of the agicltal industry in the region -
Germans
in 1871 when the push for germans unitication tenda to unite most but certain hot all german americans in feeling of pride -
Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein was born in Ulm,Wuettemberg Germany. Einstein revealed an extraordinary curiosity for understanding the mysteries of science A typical child , Einstein took music lessons, playing both the violin and piano. A passion that followed him into adulthood. Moving first to Italy and then to Switzerland.He Developed a special theorie. He won the Nobel peice prize .He Died on April 18,1965 in Princeton,New York -
Mexican Immigrant's
the first largr grups of udocumented mexican american was in the 1882. In 1882 the crops were dyeing and pepoel were lossing there jobs .so thay whond come to america. -
Undococumented
by 1887 three million undocumented immigrants had come to the unted stares . for beter homes and new lives and good paying jods -
Josef Albers germans immigrated
Painter and graphic artist, born in Bottrop, Germany. Associated with the Bauhaus, Albers went to North Carolina's Black Mountain College when the Nazis closed down the Bauhaus in 1933. -
crops in mexico
one more reasin for coming to the america is the crop field were geting smaller and smaller every year . -
Imagrints
Italy has more masterpieces per square mile than any other country in the world -
Mexican Workers
The mexicam revoltion sent tens of thousand of mexican workers to the united states . -
Ramon Navarro
Ramon Navarro move to amarica wheth is familly as a refuge from the mexican revolutian in 1916 he was a very good danerser and stared in move as back rownd. till he was killed in hes home. -
dolores del rio
dolores del rio was born in mexico and came to amarica and be came a one of the 1st mexican movie star that was a woman -
Deportatiop
thare was mass deportatiopand mexican in 1942. -
Country
Italys famous peole are the governor and the president. Italins and the govnorer had killed the govnorer on the other land because they wanted their cash crops.
