German immigrants began to migrate to the New World in 1717, but the eruption of Immigration did not start until later in the 18th century, around the year 1756.
There was terrible overpopulation in Germany because emigration was illegal. The overpopulation wrecked the economy; the Germans were willing to work for for less than appropriate standards.
However, those who were paid little for the labor were lucky. Most of the Germanic population were serfs, those who belonged to a lord, much like slaves. The lords crammed their serfs into little buildings under terrible conditions.
What made the situation even worse was that the rest of Europe had ideas of Mercantilism, the idea that whoever had the most money was the most powerful and influential. All the tactics to achieve higher financial standards failed and only caused terrible diseases, which lead German's economy into a spiraling downfall.
If the economy and the terrible conditions were not good enough reasons to emigrate, there was a religious aspect as well. Most of the Immigrants who came to America were Catholic and the spread of Protestant beliefs were rampant.
With nowhere else to run, the German emigrants came to the New World, to the English Colonies, where they thought they would find a safe-haven from all the turmoil that was happening in Europe.
They were wrong.
The life of Ethel Drummond was like that of other black people in Montgomery, they were discriminated against when it came to the use the social amenities. This segregation caused the Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955.
American troops came and the Germans couldn't keep up
Heinie or Boche are WWI derogatory terms for the Germans. Kraut may also have been used then, but really only came into general use in WWII.
No. Most came from a German nationality. But there were some Germans who resisted against the Nazi regime. Not all Germans supported Hitler and the Nazis (even half of the German soldiers fighting in the war). Not all Nazis were Germans. Some could've been other European nationalities.
the Germans came out their trenches waving a white flag and they held a sign saying merry Christmas then the British came out with a sign saying thank you They then decided to have a game of football on no mans land but after the match they went back to their trenches and started shooting each other again
Discriminated against but not nearly as much as other immigrants, in hopes they'd be like the Germans developing there culture. -cat-
100,000 Germans came to America.
they came in 1700
The Irish came to American because when they didnt have any food (Famine) They were in serach of land and food. There were so many of them, they were looked down upon.
Irish,Germans and Italians
Immigrants who had come from North Western areas of Europe. Germans and Scandinavians from Western Europe who came before the 1880's. They discriminated against the "new immigration" and considered themselves "natives." The mixing of the other Europeans would tarnish their true Anglo-Saxon heritage
Hitler strongly believed in antisemitism, strong hate of the Jews, and he believed that the only good people were pure blooded Germans. he believed pure blooded Germans deserved the jobs in Germany although during the time before world war I, most Jews held the good jobs, like doctors and lawyers. he blamed all the Jews for the terrible depression that was taking place and for taking away jobs that rightfully belonged to the Germans. Hitler turned all Germans against Jews, resulting in their persecutions.
Anything and Anyone is often discriminated against; because they're new and different. 1. Automobiles and their owners were discriminated against by horse and buggy owners in the late 1890s and early 1900s. 2. Airplanes and pilots were discriminated against by people that didn't like their noise, safety problems, and airfields replacing good farming land. 3. Indians discriminated against European settlers for moving in on them, and of course the Europeans discriminated against them when ever they came into town. 4. The Irish were heavily discriminated against in the 1840s upward; that's why many "Irish Cops" became the traditional cop...that's one of the only jobs the Irish could get. That and the US Army. 5. Europeans were discriminated against during the big migrations into Ellis Island in the 1890s and early 1900s; especially the Poles and the Italians. Which gave rise to the Mafia in America, they banded together to protect themselves. 6. In the 1970s, the former South Vietnamese began experiencing discriminations. 7. In the 1990s, the current Russian immigrants are experiencing it.
The German and Irish came to America because the Germans came here for economical issues but the Irish came here for businese and for religion persicution. They came here for a better lifeThe German and Irish came to America because the Germans came here for economical issues but the Irish came here for businese and for religion persicution. They came here for a better life
My ancestors were discriminated against for lots of reasons,none good.Im Irish,English and welsh.I Was Born in America,My Ancestors came to America a couple hundred years ago.They Were Made Fun Of ,For There Traditions,There Accents,There Looks(We Look Good)There Tastes,And There National Religion,Irish Roman Catholic,which my daddy was when he was a kid.But We Are A Proud People,with great music,food,drinks,dance,accents,clothes,traditions,Ect
they came with there parents because they were discriminated
Yes, Germans came to America to work in the fields as well as to own their own farms. That is why almost everyone came to America before the Revolutionary war. The first Germans came when William Penn sold Farmland to a number of Germans. Some owned farms. Far more came to work the fields. A large number of German troops surrendered during the Revolutionary War and were sent to work in the fields. After a number of years, they obtained their own farms. They did not leave the farms until the industrial revolution.