The Palatines emigrated from Germany in the 1700's because the French invaded their land and destroyed their farms. The winter was unusually arctic and they were unable to stay and begin again. Also, they had experienced persecution for their Protestant faith and they turned to the Protestant community in Rotterdam and Queen Anne Stuart in London for help to get to new land in the American colonies. The Palatines did not have permission from the Elector Palatine to emigrate so they left enmasse in the middle of the night. This year we celebrate the 300th anniversary of the Palatine emmigration to America.
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In the 1700s most Germans lived in Central Europe.
Emigrate is a verb that means to move out to a different country. Example sentences would include:After the Berlin wall came down, many East Germans decided to emigrate out.The current economic climate makes me want to emigrate to a tax haven.Because of the high quality of life, few people emigrate out of the USA.
Yes, Germany is in Europe so Germans are Europeans.
People from Germany are called Germans.