Immigrants from Poland

After Britain established its first colony on the east coast of North America, Polish immigrants also arrived in this new continent in June 1608+00. They paved the way there and provided conditions for the descendants of immigrants to establish the United States. Of course, some of these descendants are poles, and they are still looking for a paradise that belongs to them in the United States. 1606, King James I of England allowed Virginia Company in London to colonize North America and develop natural resources. On this basis, Britain began their new colonial world. In order to compete for this new continent discovered by Columbus in 1492, Britain began to compete with Spain and Portugal. 1606 In February, hundreds of British immigrants ventured across the Atlantic in three ships. The next batch of immigrants arrived in Jamestown, including Poles. They were employed by the Virginia company in London and continued to own the occupied villages through forests and cultivated land. Although there is no detailed labor contract between these employees and employers, the high interests of employers are enough to prove that employees' income is guaranteed. If not, these Polish employees would not emigrate to the other side of the ocean, because they are curious about this new world. According to the traditional colonies in Poland, the earliest American immigrants were most likely to engage in charcoal production and coal mining. They exchanged corn and tobacco by making windows on wooden houses for local people. Unlike other early immigrants, they are willing to do these manual jobs. Throughout the17th century, Polish immigrants have been employed by Virginia companies. This is still mentioned, tracing the roots of Polish immigrants. Polish immigrants have created wealth for their employers and themselves through hard work, and they are also accustomed to the ethnic diversity of this new home. These first Polish immigrants initiated the Polish immigration to the United States, and a large number of Poles immigrated to the United States, especially in the second half of the19th century.