they still sct like they did in the 1700s ;)
Basically, they are from Germany - France - Switzerland. The land changes over the centuries from one country to another, but the people don't change much.
Due to inbreeding, certain genetic weaknesses are reinforced. That leads to tragedies as babies usually die from the worst of the bad reinforcement, but that also cleans up the genetic pool, so the Amish have considerably fewer congenital tragedies than the general population.'
One bad genetic reinforcement leads to "maple syrup urine", which used to kill a lot of kids. Dr. Morton Holmes set up a clinic in Strasburg, which studies and treats the genetic problems of the Amish, and has made marked improvement in the lives and lifespans of these children. At this point, they are setting up similar clinics near other major Amish communities, and you can tell how appreciative people are at the mud sale every spring.
The Amish are also likely to have six fingers on a hand. The extra finger has no bone in it, and it grows out of the palm of the hand, so surgical repair at an early age is a no-brainer.
Because they do not understand why the Amish do what they do or they a bigoted.
well they're people hope this helps!
Not all Amish people have to be white. This is because some other people can be adopted or converted into the Amish way of life.
I don't know somebody else answer it
Amish are called Amish because the founder of it was Jacob Ammann
it's impossible to categorize an entire group of people as nice. Some are nice and some aren't. It will really depend on who you meet and under what circumstances you meet.
there are two different types church and house house amish are strict and like to do everything old-fashion church amish are modern and have electronical devices
Yes, there are there of many Amish people.
They can talk with the "English" (non-Amish) all they want.
here is a good website that has alot of answers to your questions you might have about the Amish. The Amish are very fasinating if you read some of this. http://www.holycrosslivonia.org/Amish/amishfaq.htm
No. There are no Amish communities in NJ.
An Amish person is free to do what he or she wishes to do. The Amish community avoids modern technology, but they do so by choice, not due to a lack of freedom. And any member of the Amish community is also free to leave it and enter the mainstream of American culture, which some choose to do.