American famine immigrants

Most people who immigrate to the United States want to escape religious persecution, and some want to realize their religious dreams here and seek freedom or wealth through adventure.

Among these settlers are British, Dutch, Swedes, Germans, some French, and some scattered Spaniards, Italians and Portuguese.

The first American slaves arrived in Virginia by boat in 16 19.

The colonial society in Central China is more diversified and modernized.

The Germans who came here became experts in agriculture here.

Self-employed mainly knits shoes, makes cabinets and also has other handicrafts.

Most of these southern settlements are in rural areas.

Scots and Irish mainly settled in the northern part of the United States, making a living by hunting and farming.

At that time, the British government launched a policy to maintain the financial needs of its growing empire.

The colonial people rose up against the tax provisions and related laws and regulations imposed by the British government, such as the Sugar Law, the Stamp Tax Law, the Townsend Law and the Compulsory Law.

At this time, the 13 colony has not yet formed a federal state.

The articles on Federation and Permanent Union drafted by John Dickinson in 1776 were adopted at the Continental Congress in 1777 and applied nationwide. The Act came into effect on 178 1 year.

Slavery gradually took root in the south.

Cotton, sugar, tobacco and labor-intensive agriculture all contributed to the expansion of slavery.

Abraham lincoln was elected president of the United States.

1 1 The states immediately seceded from the Union and declared the United States of America.

1 1 states are South Carolina Mississippi Florida Alabama Georgia Louisiana Texas Virginia Arkansas Tennessee and North Carolina.

Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States, negotiated with the French to buy Louisiana in 1803.

From June 18 16 to June 182 1, several states were established, namely Indiana, Illinois, Maine, Mississippi, Alabama and Missouri.

The expansion of European colonists eventually led to the intensification of the contradiction between the Indians in West New England and the colonists in the middle of the Atlantic as the main distribution center of manufacturing, commerce and finance.

The main products of the mid-Atlantic countries are textiles, wood, clothing, machinery, leather and wood products.

Agriculture is the main source of the southern economy.

Gold was discovered in California.

One of the stimulating reasons for the prosperity of the western United States lies in the great improvement of traffic conditions.

From 1840 to 1860, the United States welcomed the first batch of 450W immigrants.

By 1865, one in five union soldiers immigrated during the American Civil War.

Famine, population explosion and political turmoil are all reasons for immigration.

By 1900, the total length of American railways has surpassed that of European countries. The oil, steel and textile industries are booming.

Due to a series of inventions and innovations: telephone incandescent bulbs and telegrams are widely used in the United States, the power industry has sprung up.