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kindergarten
tasty beer
sauerkraut
hamburgers
rocketry (Wernher von Braun)
The Neverending Story
bratwurst
music (Ludwig van Beethoven)
The Brothers Grimm
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What things did the Polish bring to America?
Polish immigrants brought their rich cultural heritage, including culinary traditions like pierogi and kielbasa, as well as Polka music and dance. They also contributed to American society through their work in industries such as mining, manufacturing, and agriculture, and have made lasting contributions in education, science, and the arts.
What does the german word aus mean?
The German word "aus" can have different meanings depending on the context. It can mean "out," "from," or "finished," among other things.
Why did many American cities change the German names of streets in their neighborhoods?
Prior to WW1 In 1890 when the Kaiser began to embark on an aggressive foreign policy this began a movement in the United States of "super patriotism " and all things German became suspect. The Germans had always been a vital part of the colonies and the development of various industry, but the movement toward the super patriotic took a harsher view of German Americans. By the early 1900's there was also a greater relationship with Great Britain and this produced an Anglo-Saxonism view ( this was a view that anything Anglo Saxon was superior) and they wanted German Americans to give up their German culture. At the time many cities had areas German areas where newspapers, shops, and foods catered to German culture. By the time of Wilson there was discussion of German loyalty to the United States and 200,000 volunteers were deputized to spy on German immigrants for the FBI. Soon they were investigating anyone with dissenting views and as this took hold anything German was automatically suspect. Street names were changed, cities changed their names, foods were renamed, even the "German" measles was renamed. The German language was outlawed and books written in German were burned or taken out of libraries . Soon people were seeing German spies everywhere and German Americans were interned in concentration camps and in 1918 South Dakota passed a law where it was illegal to speak German over the phone. Some government officials stated that anyone seen as disloyal should be shot or hung. In the spring of 1918 a crowd in Florida attacked a German American and all over the United States people were attacked because they were German decent. So, the least of the movement was to change the names of places and things and finally the espionage act was changed by Congress to the sedition act that placed the most restrictive laws on the freedom of press and speech in the countries history.
What is the role of the German chancellor?
The German chancellor is a lot like the US President, he/she deals with political and foreign affairs, the economy, and security/defense. Germany has both a Chancellor and a President. The German president's role is things that happen in German. The Chancellor deals with everything that happens outside of Germany that affects Germany.
What is the French word for brought home?
I brought it home: "je l'ai apporté à la maison" (tu l'as apporté, il, elle l'a apporté, nous l'avons apporté, vous l'avez apporté, ils l'ont apporté) I brought him home: "je l'ai amené à la maison" apporter or amener = to bring rapporter or ramener = bring back (apporter and rapporter are correct for things, amener and ramener are correct for both things or persons)
What did German immigrants bring to The US?
German immigrants brought lots of things to the U.S.A. like food, inventions and ideas. They brought bratwurst, hamburgers, and potato salad. They invented things like the Kentucky Rifle and Conestoga Wagon and were the ones that introduced physical education to schools in America.
What have immigrant brought to US?
Immigrants have brought lots of things to America. Like from Italy they started water ice, and in general different countries brought over many different foods. Countries also brought over clothing, games, lots of stuff.
What knowledge did dutch and German bring with them?
Language and culture was what the german's brought . Now the dutch also brought these things but they also brought weaponry and animals.
What were two things that immigrants have brought to the US?
Language and Religion ex. The latinos brought roman cathlic as religiona and spanish as language
Things brought to America by christopher Columbus?
a horse and many things
What are ome things that Germans brought to Americabesides the German shepherd dog?
hamburgers
What did Russian immigrants bring to america?
They brought over the christmas tree, and the famous dish we call soup. Also the native americans were the long ancestors of the russians, so technechly everything that the Americans learned from the Native americans were all things from Russia
What are two things immigrants from Ellis Island brought to your country?
Immigrants from Ellis Island brought their foods to the United States. Some of them became entertainers such as Harry Houdini, Isadora Duncan, Johnny Weissmuller, Charlie Chaplain, Bob Hope and Arthur Murray. Other immigrants that became famous were Mother Cabrini, Chef Boyardee, John Ringling, and Albert Einstein.
What good things did slavery bring to America?
it brought MONEY.and i am fighting against slavery it is unfair.
What contributions did the Irish immigrants have on America?
Helped build the Intercontinental Railway.Answer #2Go to this website for more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Americans
What kind of job can you get with the degree in German language?
You could be a teacher in America teaching German or you could get a job in Germany. But there aren't many things you can do with a degree in language. :)
How did settlers in America get food and clothing?
They imported a great deal from the British, smugglers brought in things from France and the Dutch, they made things, and grew cash crops.
