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    Analysis of Migratory Flow from Germany to the U.S Anthony Wells Z1583612 Spud34-81@hotmail.com Abstract When viewing the history of immigrants from Germany to USA in the evidence of reports presented by US census. I follow a certain hierarchy by defining a chart of time line indicating the amount of immigrants entering USA from Germany. Keeping in consideration the chart I define push and pull factors for every decade. When the push and pull factors are highlighted in detail‚ I define the

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    N.B. These “notes” are by no means exhaustive and should not be used independent of your own reading and study of the poems. (NATE & W.B.S) NOTES ON PRESCRIBED POEMS FOR CSEC LITERATURE Preamble: Please be mindful of the fact that poetry makes up a third of this syllabus and that for the Paper II (the essay-writing paper) students are required to demonstrate their understanding of how the poets’ techniques are used to convey and shape meaning (including the tone and mood) in the respective

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    required a large amount of manpower. Many Caucasian men were pulled off their lives in order to join the civil war and fight for either the north or the south. This proved to take away a large amount of white manual labor force. These Chinese emigrants later on proved to be more useful than expected since they would construct the railroad in fewer years than expected (Konrad 1). According to Strobridge‚ Chinese workers started to become very popular since they learned quickly‚ didn’t fight‚ had

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    The northern regions tended to have more religious beliefs. The southern regions tended believe in a church and state separation. According to "The Articles of Agreement‚ Springfield‚ Massachusetts in 1636" (Doc D)‚ whoever entered Massachusetts had to comply with the certain articles and orders that shaped a community around God and the share of the land. The “Articles of Agreement‚ Springfield‚ Massachusetts‚ 1636’’ is valid document because it was basic laws. As a result of “The Articles of Agreement

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    generation of the country. Adult generations are the core of societies in general. They are the link between the old generation and the young one. Hence‚ they are the ones responsible to transmit and enrich their culture. According to Kim Ghattas‚ emigrants are groups aged between 25 and 45‚ and they are a highly skilled and productive faction (Ghattas). The absence of this faction raises a conflict between old and young generation‚ because those who are supposed to be the balance between the two are

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    years 1850 to 1870. The Irish left the island of Ireland because of the potato famine that overtook their country. Even though undefined‚ Irish emigrants faced persecution from other foreigners because they were under educated and some were Irish Catholics‚ and also from little knowledge of what industrialization was. The greatest number of emigrants was from around 1850 through the late 1870’s. The Irish had learned to farm potatoes‚ because of the productivity and market prices. Towards the

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    Emotionally many of the migrants were leaving the majority of their friends‚ family and belongings behind. Additionally there was the stress of having to lighten the load by walking the journey or leaving behind precious belongings along the way. Emigrants traveled in wagon trains banded together with other single men heading to gold rushes‚ or in groups of extended family and neighbors. The hardships of the journey stressed those traveling and added to fears from reported attacks‚ disease and many

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    1. Discuss the status of foreign claims and possessions in the trans-Mississippi West from 1811 to 1840. Trace the development of American interests in the region during this era. Between the years 1811 to 1840‚ Americans had migrated into the trans-Mississippi West in order to obtain defined boundaries with Canada and Mexico; moreover‚ they went westward to acquire the western edge of the continent. Commercial goals fueled early interest as traders firs sought beaver skins in Oregon territory

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    There exist one question that every human being will ask numerous times over their life. The question is simple‚ consisting of three words‚ yet is almost always guaranteed a complex answer-who am I? The answer to this vital question molds an individual’s being‚ their life‚ consumes them with pride and vanity or depression and worthlessness. The individual pines for approval‚ they want to know that who they are is accepted and praiseworthy‚ so they ask this question to any person willing to spout

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    Lebanese Brain Drain

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    is encouraging Lebanese citizens to emigrate‚ leaving their country‚ and their families behind. Statistics showed that “most emigrants are mainly men between the ages of 20 to 44”‚ Safieddine‚ Assem (2004). Also‚ by losing Lebanon’s middle class‚ Lebanon is becoming more deprived of productivity and development. Since the most educated people are the most common emigrants‚ the government should put more effort into improving Lebanon’s current situation and provide proper representatives to assess

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