Ethnic minorities in the United States, that is, British immigrants who used to live a traditional life.

What you are talking about is not a minority, but a Sect in the United States, a branch of the Baptist Church. People who believe in this Sect are called "Amish" in America. They come from Europe, not only from England.

Amish people are one of the early immigrants in America. Re-baptism regards itself as a clean stream in the turbid world, contending with the world and advocating the virtue of thrift. Christians should sincerely convert in a mature mind, so believers who are willing to convert need to be baptized again after adulthood, which is also the origin of Christian names.

They are the most strict group of Puritans. They pursue peace of mind all their lives, reject modern life, speak Highland Germanic, insist on educating future generations, and have strict rules on lifestyle and clothing, but it seems difficult for the outside world to influence them.

Specifically, I suggest you look for Ding Lin's related articles on the Internet. These links are as follows:

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