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The effects of integrating these immigrants such as the Irish, German and Italian immigrants has had a profound and far reaching impact on education, even up to the present day. Their experiences in coming to the United States helped us to develop private Catholic schools and establish kindergarten classrooms, In the early 19th century many Irish people immigrated to the United States. There were several reasons why Irish people came to live in America. During the American Industrial Revolution

A “Post-National” National Germany Two world wars caused by the hands of Germans lead many nations to fear any possibility of Germany recovering and rebuilding their national identity. As Germany has recovered its strength, especially in their economy, it is plausible to think that a Fourth Reich is inevitable? No. Germany’s past will not repeat itself nor do I believe a Fourth Reich will ever be realized. Foremost, Germany is dependent on others. With an economy built around exports to those

After reading Sandler’s article, entitled “‘Here Too Lies Our Lebensraum’: Colonial Space as German Space,” two clear turn in the history of German expansionism can be seen. Initially, when the infant German government, headed by chancellor Otto von Bismarck, approached the idea of overseas colonialism, they sought to establish Germany as a European power and claim their “place in the sun.” In the aftermath of the First World War, Germany’s only goal of expansion was to reclaim their colonies lost

food habit. German tends to have cool food for breakfast, which comprises bread, cheese and cold meat like ham and salami, whereas Chinese tend to have hot food at the beginning of day, such as congee, which is a thick, white porridge made of rice and water. For German, bread and dairy products are their main staple food. Bread is a part of most of their meals a day. Differ from Germany, the staple food in China is rice. Rice is an essential part in Chinese food culture. For example,

for the German people. From the genesis of the Second Reich, many Germans believed that they were superior to other nations. This thought process instilled within the German base, a sense of Nationalism, which would a fundamental pillar throughout German history over the years. Wilhelm II helped fuel this sense of nationalism while emperor of Germany. Wilhelm infused a sense of pride in the Fatherland that was etched into German citizen’s minds all over the countryside. The German people worked each

Army on the 10th of December 1915 at the age of 54. At the time, he appeared to be the best man for the job as he had led and won successful battles in his past. In 1916, he launched an attack. His attack took place near the Somme River, against the Germans. He won, but was it worth losing 420,000 people’s lives for the sake of a small piece of land? He certainly thought so. As a result of this, he earned himself the nickname ‘Butcher of the Somme’. There are reasons why he is to blame,

Europe, the Germans have made it clear that this is not a war the Americans can afford not to get involved in. There are many good reasons for America to join WWI. The American people can’t just allow the German practice of unrestricted submarine warfare. The German Government pledged to stop attacking all passenger ships and to allow the crews of merchant vessels to escape before their ships were attacked but now the Germans are resuming unrestricted submarine warfare. The Germans are also a relentless

War (1870-1871). This war began after the alliance between German states caused by Prussian overthrowing France. The Prussia chancellor Otto Von Bismarck sent a telegram to William I, who was a Prussian king. It stated that France insulted Prussia. However, it was a dishonest version of Bismarck to unify Germany nations. France declared the war on Prussia and this was a tactic of Bismarck to unify German states with Prussia and the new German Empire started. The unification of Germany demonstrated the

Throughout the early years of German history, economic and cultural destabilization was prevalent resulting in the divide of cultural altruism and a shift of interests and social structure. Furthermore, cultural, language and economic divide; rendered Germany a vulnerable nation open to new powers and authoritative structures. According to the Merriam-Webster definition of culture, “culture is the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group or the

the new German nation, or what would become known as the German Unification, mirrored similar revolutions around the globe, including that of the Meiji Restoration and the Ita lian Unification. Undoubtably, by the turn of 1871, a new German Empire emerged, but what remains in uncertain territories, is whether this new German Empire was created from above or below. Neither position can be disregarded or invalidated, as the power of the people holds equal significance to that of the people in power