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Not usually. Most Jewish people prefer towns or cities, while the Amish are in
such locales as rural Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
What else can I help you with?
How long do Amish people typically live?
Amish people typically live into their 70s or 80s, similar to the average life expectancy in the United States.
What state do Amish people live?
Ohio i think
How Amish people live in Indiana today?
3,554
How man Amish people live in Canada?
About 1500.
Do Amish people only live in the US?
No Amish people also reside in Spain, Mongolia, and Canada. They originated in the back woods of Shri Lanka. They get there name from the ruler of Shri Lanka, Amish Shirala. Their native tongue is similar to that of the blue bottom baboon.
How many Jewish people live in Vermont?
5,510 Jewish people live in vermont
Are most people Jewish or not?
It depends on where you live. If you live in Isarel, most people are Jewish
How do Amish people live without eletriricty?
they grow crops and stuffs
Is Amish a langage?
No. The Amish are a group of people who resent modern day technology and live their entire lives working, living, and praying together in small farming communities. They are very religious and believe that only a life full of hard work will get them to heaven.
What are people called that live like its the 1800's?
Amish or Renaissance period.
I am in love with someone who is Amish and hes not suppose to see anyone outside the community he is scared and wants me to walk away what should I do?
Love is sacrificial, love is love. If you truly love him, you will do the best for him. Do you want to marry? That's what people in love usually should do. Respect his religion and do not get him in trouble. If you want to marry him maybe you should turn Amish too. You cannot become Amish. He would have to leave the Amish community and live in the "English" community. Being Amish is not like being a Catholic who then joins the Jewish faith of their beloved.
Is Homestead Heritage in Waco Texas Amish?
no, but they live similarly to the amish
