Germany, England and Ireland
They were offered land in Prussia. There are severals web-sites that detail the 1750 land offer and subsequent migration of Germans into Prussia, Poland, Russia, and Hungary. www.odessa3.org www.grhs.org One of the first colonies was named Tscherswenka. Use it as a search term and you will find details of the 1750 landkreis. happy reading!
in the 19th century, by steamship. Before that, by wooden sailing ship. There's no way to get to the US from Germany without crossing water, and before the invention of the airplane, boats would have been the only option.
They arrived in between 1845 to 1860 the immigrants where from Ireland and Germany
Germany and Ireland
Germany, England and Ireland
Cesium was discovered in Germany.
By 1860, significant advances had been made in the education of women, including the establishment of women's colleges and academies, the promotion of women's literacy through publications and literary societies, and the increasing acceptance of women as teachers. Despite these advancements, access to higher education and certain fields of study remained limited for women during this time period.
No wars were fought in Utah in 1860.
They were offered land in Prussia. There are severals web-sites that detail the 1750 land offer and subsequent migration of Germans into Prussia, Poland, Russia, and Hungary. www.odessa3.org www.grhs.org One of the first colonies was named Tscherswenka. Use it as a search term and you will find details of the 1750 landkreis. happy reading!
Germany Germany was unified in 1871. Italy was unified between 1860 and 1871.
in the 19th century, by steamship. Before that, by wooden sailing ship. There's no way to get to the US from Germany without crossing water, and before the invention of the airplane, boats would have been the only option.
Germany
most of the population wereIrishfromIreland (1840-1860) and Germany (1820-1860)
Public education was offered on a very limited basis and often not required
Germany Germany was unified in 1871. Italy was unified between 1860 and 1871.
During the period between 1820 and 1860, the Irish represented the largest group of immigrants coming to the United States. Since they frequently came with little or no money, they usually stayed in the cities where they hoped to get jobs in factories. The other substantial group of immigrants during the period were the Germans, who usually came with some money and were able to pursue an agrarian lifestyle in the northwest.