German immigrants came to America for several reasons. Among them were the continual warfare among the many German states, the religious persecution of the Protestant peasants, and the heavy taxation and seizure of property by the warring factions. Many of these dissatisfied people heard of William Penn's "Holy Experiment" from ship captains. Many came as indentured servants, but some were able to buy rich farmland in America. They clung to their old-country language, religion, methods of farming, ways of cooking, and manners of dressing.
The Germans did not invade North America during WWII.
No. America fought against the Germans.
the Germans and WW2 basically gave America a god complex, they think it made them awesome (since they think they won it themselves), in reality it is this very trait that makes the rest of the world hate America
because of hitler
The Germans caused it because if the Germans got a hold of Newfoundland a province in the Atlantic they could then bomb America and take over America
in boats and planes
they migrate in december and january
Yes, they migrate through out South America
south america
for freedom
South America
South america
for freedom
Most people migrate from latin America to the U.S to take care of their needs for their family.
Hummingbirds migrate from North America to Central America and Mexico for the winter. They follow the blooming of flowers for nectar, which is their main food source. Some species may migrate even further south to South America.
Because they wanted a change of scenery & They wanted to beat the Germans in Shotput.
The Germans did not invade North America during WWII.