German/Indian American History Question?
Q. Do you have any off the wall heritage running through your veins too? I mean mixtures of two that does not seem like it would have happened
Asked by ?Sherbear ? - Tue Feb 27 10:54:23 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Choctaw, black dutch, Irish, German, I'm what you might call a Heinz 57
Answered by Nash Wolfe - Tue Feb 27 11:07:24 2007
Q. Do you have any off the wall heritage running through your veins too? I mean mixtures of two that does not seem like it would have happened
Asked by ?Sherbear ? - Tue Feb 27 10:54:23 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Choctaw, black dutch, Irish, German, I'm what you might call a Heinz 57
Answered by Nash Wolfe - Tue Feb 27 11:07:24 2007
is american history more racist than german?
Q. Considering that a lot of red indian tribes were either forced to move of fertile land or massacred by god fearing pilgrims, can any american indians or historians give me feedback as to wheather anything has been done to try to put things right? Lets not forget Germany and its evil nazi hench men was rightly punished or executed for there ideas and what they did, does the same apply to the founding settlers of america???
Asked by 125driver - Tue Jun 12 04:59:39 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could argue that it is a case of ethnic cleansing. It's taken a long time and I doubt if americans would admit to it but it's still pretty shabby...the aussies did the same...
Answered by Doodie - Tue Jun 12 05:03:53 2007
Q. Considering that a lot of red indian tribes were either forced to move of fertile land or massacred by god fearing pilgrims, can any american indians or historians give me feedback as to wheather anything has been done to try to put things right? Lets not forget Germany and its evil nazi hench men was rightly punished or executed for there ideas and what they did, does the same apply to the founding settlers of america???
Asked by 125driver - Tue Jun 12 04:59:39 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could argue that it is a case of ethnic cleansing. It's taken a long time and I doubt if americans would admit to it but it's still pretty shabby...the aussies did the same...
Answered by Doodie - Tue Jun 12 05:03:53 2007
How much does your history class really teach you about history?
Q. I mean general history, not just American history. From what I've heard you don't really get taught a lot about other histories, like French, Indian, Canadian, etc., unless it comes to play a part of American history. Like I'm sure when learning about the 2 world wars, you'll hear a bit about German history, eh? But what about besides that? You don't learn anything else about German history, do you? I already do my own studying, but I think schools should start to teach kids about more than just American history in history class. Otherwise it's not really living up to its name, now is it? Personally I would like it if in order to pass history class, you had to learn about American history, and also another foreign history of your choice.… [cont.]
Asked by Twilight - Thu Aug 28 15:01:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personally I don't think kids get taught enough history period, there's a huge percentage of American kids who don't know when World War II was or what the Great Depression was all about. Our problem was pretty much the opposite, when we were in school they taught us multiculturalism and all histories except American history. I don't want to sound like a patriotic stooge, but I just found it interesting there was a district out there that was the opposite. But you are right, kids need foreign history as well otherwise they won't grow up very knowledgeably about the world out there (and we aren't very isolated anymore). Perhaps a general world history course would bring about samples of cultural histories from across the world to at least… [cont.]
Answered by Boboftheplains - Sat Aug 30 01:28:40 2008
Q. I mean general history, not just American history. From what I've heard you don't really get taught a lot about other histories, like French, Indian, Canadian, etc., unless it comes to play a part of American history. Like I'm sure when learning about the 2 world wars, you'll hear a bit about German history, eh? But what about besides that? You don't learn anything else about German history, do you? I already do my own studying, but I think schools should start to teach kids about more than just American history in history class. Otherwise it's not really living up to its name, now is it? Personally I would like it if in order to pass history class, you had to learn about American history, and also another foreign history of your choice.… [cont.]
Asked by Twilight - Thu Aug 28 15:01:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personally I don't think kids get taught enough history period, there's a huge percentage of American kids who don't know when World War II was or what the Great Depression was all about. Our problem was pretty much the opposite, when we were in school they taught us multiculturalism and all histories except American history. I don't want to sound like a patriotic stooge, but I just found it interesting there was a district out there that was the opposite. But you are right, kids need foreign history as well otherwise they won't grow up very knowledgeably about the world out there (and we aren't very isolated anymore). Perhaps a general world history course would bring about samples of cultural histories from across the world to at least… [cont.]
Answered by Boboftheplains - Sat Aug 30 01:28:40 2008
Why do people just buy the western propaganda about German history WO learning the truths for themselves?
Q. Germany was once a powerful colonial power that owned most of Polynesia, Micronesia, Indonesia and a lot of Africa until relinquished at the treaty of versaille. The English or Anglish as well as the Anglo-Saxon people themselves come from Germany. Much of the science and technology that we use and consume everyday and take for granted we would not have but for this almost 2000 y old Teutonic culture. 70% white americans are of german ancestory. Stalin killed 3 times more than Hitler under far less controlled and more brutal conditions. Most Germans were unaware of the conditions of the persecuted people of which jews were only a fraction of many targeted groups. The NAZI regime was 12 short years in an 1800 year long history of a culture… [cont.]
Asked by kjh4129 - Tue Jun 26 23:32:28 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I already knew that except I am not of German decent I am of Swedish decent.
Answered by Laptop Jesus - Tue Jun 26 23:41:38 2007
Q. Germany was once a powerful colonial power that owned most of Polynesia, Micronesia, Indonesia and a lot of Africa until relinquished at the treaty of versaille. The English or Anglish as well as the Anglo-Saxon people themselves come from Germany. Much of the science and technology that we use and consume everyday and take for granted we would not have but for this almost 2000 y old Teutonic culture. 70% white americans are of german ancestory. Stalin killed 3 times more than Hitler under far less controlled and more brutal conditions. Most Germans were unaware of the conditions of the persecuted people of which jews were only a fraction of many targeted groups. The NAZI regime was 12 short years in an 1800 year long history of a culture… [cont.]
Asked by kjh4129 - Tue Jun 26 23:32:28 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I already knew that except I am not of German decent I am of Swedish decent.
Answered by Laptop Jesus - Tue Jun 26 23:41:38 2007
I need help on some early american history questions?
Q. 1. Which of the following statements concerning immigrants to colonial America during the first half of the eighteenth century is correct? a) Virginia experienced the greatest influx of new settlers. b) Most German-speaking immigrants settled in Pennsylvania. c) Slave imports fell d) Newly arrived immigrants usually settled in New England. The only one that I am sure is not correct is 'c'. Because the book plainly shows that slavery rose during this time. This one is a true or false statement. A growing transatlantic trade undermined the entreprenueurial ethos in America and indreased concern for public welfare. Evangelicalism refers to religious beliefs or churches that emphasize-- a) partaking of the sacraments. b)… [cont.]
Asked by mike - Sat Sep 8 01:19:13 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Which of the following statements concerning immigrants to colonial America during the first half of the eighteenth century is correct? a) Virginia experienced the greatest influx of new settlers. (False) b) Most German-speaking immigrants settled in Pennsylvania. (True) c) Slave imports fell. (False) d) Newly arrived immigrants usually settled in New England. (True) The only one that I am sure is not correct is 'c'. Because the book plainly shows that slavery rose during this time. This one is a true or false statement. A growing transatlantic trade undermined the entrepreneurial ethos in America and increase concern for public welfare. (False) Evangelicalism refers to religious beliefs or churches that emphasize-- b)… [cont.]
Answered by Al L - Sat Sep 8 02:17:44 2007
Q. 1. Which of the following statements concerning immigrants to colonial America during the first half of the eighteenth century is correct? a) Virginia experienced the greatest influx of new settlers. b) Most German-speaking immigrants settled in Pennsylvania. c) Slave imports fell d) Newly arrived immigrants usually settled in New England. The only one that I am sure is not correct is 'c'. Because the book plainly shows that slavery rose during this time. This one is a true or false statement. A growing transatlantic trade undermined the entreprenueurial ethos in America and indreased concern for public welfare. Evangelicalism refers to religious beliefs or churches that emphasize-- a) partaking of the sacraments. b)… [cont.]
Asked by mike - Sat Sep 8 01:19:13 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Which of the following statements concerning immigrants to colonial America during the first half of the eighteenth century is correct? a) Virginia experienced the greatest influx of new settlers. (False) b) Most German-speaking immigrants settled in Pennsylvania. (True) c) Slave imports fell. (False) d) Newly arrived immigrants usually settled in New England. (True) The only one that I am sure is not correct is 'c'. Because the book plainly shows that slavery rose during this time. This one is a true or false statement. A growing transatlantic trade undermined the entrepreneurial ethos in America and increase concern for public welfare. (False) Evangelicalism refers to religious beliefs or churches that emphasize-- b)… [cont.]
Answered by Al L - Sat Sep 8 02:17:44 2007
I have German, Irish, Italian, American Indian, and African in my genial history.?
Q. How should I hyphanate myself. see I think I'm just an American
Asked by Olie Ox - Thu Apr 22 18:55:05 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hannibal crossed the Alps with elephants his army as was he was African. I am sure the italian, spanish,and french regions he passed through have a wide mixture of DNA. And who cares why you said African last and no your not just black, your a diversified human being with a rich and full history. And thank God your family wasn't into inbreeding. The End
Answered by Mike alike - Fri Apr 23 09:31:57 2010
Q. How should I hyphanate myself. see I think I'm just an American
Asked by Olie Ox - Thu Apr 22 18:55:05 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hannibal crossed the Alps with elephants his army as was he was African. I am sure the italian, spanish,and french regions he passed through have a wide mixture of DNA. And who cares why you said African last and no your not just black, your a diversified human being with a rich and full history. And thank God your family wasn't into inbreeding. The End
Answered by Mike alike - Fri Apr 23 09:31:57 2010
History of German Americans?
Q. Im doing a project in my class and I was wondering how did the German Americans assimilate(or did they)? Also, what barriers to immigration and/or assimilation did they face?
Asked by captainmo411 - Thu Nov 20 16:05:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by PaoloPH - Thu Nov 20 16:13:22 2008
Q. Im doing a project in my class and I was wondering how did the German Americans assimilate(or did they)? Also, what barriers to immigration and/or assimilation did they face?
Asked by captainmo411 - Thu Nov 20 16:05:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by PaoloPH - Thu Nov 20 16:13:22 2008
Inconvenient truths about German history and the 2nd World War ?
Q. It is said that the 'winner writes history'. As a student of North American history, I grew up knowing the many truths that were told to me about World War II. During the past 20 years some truths came to light. 1. That Germany prior to the 2nd world war became a center for the immorals of Europe. 2. That most of the Jews in Germany at the time, were put into housing projects because most of them refused to fight for Germany, because of religious values ? Have you heard anything about these and other truths that are seldom mentioned...ie the truths not spoken... the light: The Rainbow of Truth.
Asked by Caesar J. B. Squitti - Sat Jul 7 16:29:49 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Unfortunately, anyone can write history and declare it as truth. A student of history needs to research carefully as to where some of this information comes from. As to a couple of your "truths (that) came to light": 1. I haven't heard of this before, but it bears looking into. 2. This sounds more like truth, because of the historical actions of Jews in different countries. They wanted to run their businesses, support their families, educate their children, etc. Fighting was not in their moral make-up.
Answered by Ambassador Z - Sat Jul 7 16:40:44 2007
Q. It is said that the 'winner writes history'. As a student of North American history, I grew up knowing the many truths that were told to me about World War II. During the past 20 years some truths came to light. 1. That Germany prior to the 2nd world war became a center for the immorals of Europe. 2. That most of the Jews in Germany at the time, were put into housing projects because most of them refused to fight for Germany, because of religious values ? Have you heard anything about these and other truths that are seldom mentioned...ie the truths not spoken... the light: The Rainbow of Truth.
Asked by Caesar J. B. Squitti - Sat Jul 7 16:29:49 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Unfortunately, anyone can write history and declare it as truth. A student of history needs to research carefully as to where some of this information comes from. As to a couple of your "truths (that) came to light": 1. I haven't heard of this before, but it bears looking into. 2. This sounds more like truth, because of the historical actions of Jews in different countries. They wanted to run their businesses, support their families, educate their children, etc. Fighting was not in their moral make-up.
Answered by Ambassador Z - Sat Jul 7 16:40:44 2007
Since we have Black History Month...?
Q. Should we have the following: Native American (Indian) History Month Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Transexual History Month Latino History Month (I think there is one, but not so prominently displayed like Black History Month) Asian American History Month Irish American History Month Italian American History Month Arab American History Month English American History Month German American History Month Elderly American History Month Young American History Month Polish American History Month Dutch American History Month Russian American History Month South American American History Month Canadian American History Month Spainish American History Month Portugese American History Month French American History Month
Asked by TYRONE BIGGUMS - Tue Feb 6 13:24:06 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's funny...but, unfortunately true...lol...ya left out a few though...
Answered by bobemac - Tue Feb 6 13:30:30 2007
Q. Should we have the following: Native American (Indian) History Month Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Transexual History Month Latino History Month (I think there is one, but not so prominently displayed like Black History Month) Asian American History Month Irish American History Month Italian American History Month Arab American History Month English American History Month German American History Month Elderly American History Month Young American History Month Polish American History Month Dutch American History Month Russian American History Month South American American History Month Canadian American History Month Spainish American History Month Portugese American History Month French American History Month
Asked by TYRONE BIGGUMS - Tue Feb 6 13:24:06 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's funny...but, unfortunately true...lol...ya left out a few though...
Answered by bobemac - Tue Feb 6 13:30:30 2007
if you are an american citizen, why do you insist on holding on to your birth national origin?
Q. i am an american. i do not say that i am an irish, german, cherokee american, i am simply an american. what are you? asian american, african american, latin american? to me, that is a form of racism and/or separatism and early on in american history, that is the history of the united states, someone was quoted saying "united we stand, divided we fall". i mean, arent "we" we the people of the united states of america? those of you who do not give up their roots (remember them, fine) but insist on separating yourself, are doing nothing but using my motherland for their own selfish means and have no heart with me. take pride in your country and call it home, or go "home"! as far as i am concerned, the only true americans are the american… [cont.]
Asked by robert t - Sun Jul 2 18:25:24 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a child of god, and i am a native american. i am part of the melting pot of AMERICA, and damn proud of it. my country is the home of the brave and the free. you damn right i am proud and would defend her with my life. Long wave the red, white and blue. HAPPY 4Th of july. happy independence day america
Answered by elizabeth j - Sun Jul 2 18:33:09 2006
Q. i am an american. i do not say that i am an irish, german, cherokee american, i am simply an american. what are you? asian american, african american, latin american? to me, that is a form of racism and/or separatism and early on in american history, that is the history of the united states, someone was quoted saying "united we stand, divided we fall". i mean, arent "we" we the people of the united states of america? those of you who do not give up their roots (remember them, fine) but insist on separating yourself, are doing nothing but using my motherland for their own selfish means and have no heart with me. take pride in your country and call it home, or go "home"! as far as i am concerned, the only true americans are the american… [cont.]
Asked by robert t - Sun Jul 2 18:25:24 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a child of god, and i am a native american. i am part of the melting pot of AMERICA, and damn proud of it. my country is the home of the brave and the free. you damn right i am proud and would defend her with my life. Long wave the red, white and blue. HAPPY 4Th of july. happy independence day america
Answered by elizabeth j - Sun Jul 2 18:33:09 2006
Please help with an american history crossword?
Q. Answer as many as you can most answeres by one person gets the best answer...Deals with ww2 THX 1.) join the army . 6 letters 2.)black magazine first published in ww2 3 letters 3.)regular army abbr. 2 letters 4.) loan to government 4 letters 5.) peace conference site of ww2 5 leteters 6.) famous japanese-american soldier 7 letters 7.)black organization formed in ww2 5 lettters 8.) capitol of germany 9. ) american general in africa 6 letters 10.) battle site in phillipines 5 letters 11.)canal connecting meditteranean and red sea 4 letters 12.) batle site in pacific 7 letters 13.) uunderwater detector 5 letters 14.) german leader in charge of executing jews 7 letters
Asked by Anthony V - Wed Apr 11 19:17:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. enlist 2. JET 3. AR? 4.bond 5.Yalta 6. 7 8.Berlin 9.Patton 10.Batan 11.Suez 12.IwoJima 13.sonar 14.Himmler
Answered by chellyk - Wed Apr 11 19:27:01 2007
Q. Answer as many as you can most answeres by one person gets the best answer...Deals with ww2 THX 1.) join the army . 6 letters 2.)black magazine first published in ww2 3 letters 3.)regular army abbr. 2 letters 4.) loan to government 4 letters 5.) peace conference site of ww2 5 leteters 6.) famous japanese-american soldier 7 letters 7.)black organization formed in ww2 5 lettters 8.) capitol of germany 9. ) american general in africa 6 letters 10.) battle site in phillipines 5 letters 11.)canal connecting meditteranean and red sea 4 letters 12.) batle site in pacific 7 letters 13.) uunderwater detector 5 letters 14.) german leader in charge of executing jews 7 letters
Asked by Anthony V - Wed Apr 11 19:17:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. enlist 2. JET 3. AR? 4.bond 5.Yalta 6. 7 8.Berlin 9.Patton 10.Batan 11.Suez 12.IwoJima 13.sonar 14.Himmler
Answered by chellyk - Wed Apr 11 19:27:01 2007
how come japan history book deny nanking when the german admit holocast and the american admit hiroshama n nag
Q. how come japan history book deny nanking when the german admit holocast and the american admit hiroshama n nag
Asked by Henry L - Mon Mar 5 09:48:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Different cultural perspectives, different ideas of what the government needs to admit to its people and the world.
Answered by crzywriter - Mon Mar 5 09:51:09 2007
Q. how come japan history book deny nanking when the german admit holocast and the american admit hiroshama n nag
Asked by Henry L - Mon Mar 5 09:48:55 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Different cultural perspectives, different ideas of what the government needs to admit to its people and the world.
Answered by crzywriter - Mon Mar 5 09:51:09 2007
Besides the American Indians, What nationality in our nations history most closely constitutes "Americans"?
Q. I would say the English, but I need all the input I can use, from you German descendants, Irish, Italians, Africans, French, etc...This is a Social Studies question. I would have never thought German. Thanks for your answer. A little more research is in order since this wasn't the most popular of questions.
Asked by Thingum Bob, Esq. - Thu Sep 20 19:42:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. German is the predominant ancestry amongst Americans, followed by Irish and French. If you're talking "North Americans", then French and Spanish (for Canada and Mexico) would be the obvious answers.
Answered by GenevievesMom - Thu Sep 20 20:37:47 2007
Q. I would say the English, but I need all the input I can use, from you German descendants, Irish, Italians, Africans, French, etc...This is a Social Studies question. I would have never thought German. Thanks for your answer. A little more research is in order since this wasn't the most popular of questions.
Asked by Thingum Bob, Esq. - Thu Sep 20 19:42:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. German is the predominant ancestry amongst Americans, followed by Irish and French. If you're talking "North Americans", then French and Spanish (for Canada and Mexico) would be the obvious answers.
Answered by GenevievesMom - Thu Sep 20 20:37:47 2007
American History Home Work Help Please Going Crazy!! ?
Q. Hey guys would someone help me on my American anthem modern American history book please she gave me 1 - 60 and im stuck on theses who ever can help me gets 10 points thank you so much PS: Im Going Crazy.! #25 imperialist nations carved out ___ in china geographic areas where they dominated politics or the economy. # 31 the ___ was intended to give all nations equal trading rights in china # 44 the sensationalist style of new coverage called ___ helped sway U.S. public opinion in favor of the war with Spain # 49 the Mexican revolution began as an effort to overthrow the dictator ___ # 53 the ___ took place after the united states seized on German ship that was carrying weapons to Mexican president Victoiano Huerta.
Asked by WasUpRedNeck - Tue Dec 16 23:05:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. spheres of influence open door policy yellow journalism porfirio diaz tampico affair/seizure of veracruz
Answered by commanderabel - Tue Dec 16 23:15:37 2008
Q. Hey guys would someone help me on my American anthem modern American history book please she gave me 1 - 60 and im stuck on theses who ever can help me gets 10 points thank you so much PS: Im Going Crazy.! #25 imperialist nations carved out ___ in china geographic areas where they dominated politics or the economy. # 31 the ___ was intended to give all nations equal trading rights in china # 44 the sensationalist style of new coverage called ___ helped sway U.S. public opinion in favor of the war with Spain # 49 the Mexican revolution began as an effort to overthrow the dictator ___ # 53 the ___ took place after the united states seized on German ship that was carrying weapons to Mexican president Victoiano Huerta.
Asked by WasUpRedNeck - Tue Dec 16 23:05:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. spheres of influence open door policy yellow journalism porfirio diaz tampico affair/seizure of veracruz
Answered by commanderabel - Tue Dec 16 23:15:37 2008
I need help on this American History prep quiz. :)?
Q. I need help on this American History prep quiz. :)? Hello, i can t find the answers to this prep pre exam quiz in my textbook, and i need help tp pass. It is not graded. thanks' Question 1 In the 1840s, where did most immigrants coming to America arrive from? Question 1 answers China and Japan Russia and Poland Ireland and Germany Brazil and Columbia Question 2 Most immigrants came to the U.S. for all of the following reasons EXCEPT: Question 2 answers political instability in their native countries economic opportunity religious and political freedoms the abundance of factory jobs in the American South Question 3 For the most part, Irish immigrants Question 3 answers settled in the wide open spaces of the Midwest. landed in and… [cont.]
Asked by bg15 - Thu Mar 12 17:12:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I submit you haven't TRIED to find the answers -- you just wanted us to do it for you. Even if it is NOT graded, you still need to do the work yourself -- then you know the answers are CORRECT. If indeed you can't find them in the text, try this online one. We can then HELP you by correcting your work.
Answered by Feisty - Thu Mar 12 17:49:13 2009
Q. I need help on this American History prep quiz. :)? Hello, i can t find the answers to this prep pre exam quiz in my textbook, and i need help tp pass. It is not graded. thanks' Question 1 In the 1840s, where did most immigrants coming to America arrive from? Question 1 answers China and Japan Russia and Poland Ireland and Germany Brazil and Columbia Question 2 Most immigrants came to the U.S. for all of the following reasons EXCEPT: Question 2 answers political instability in their native countries economic opportunity religious and political freedoms the abundance of factory jobs in the American South Question 3 For the most part, Irish immigrants Question 3 answers settled in the wide open spaces of the Midwest. landed in and… [cont.]
Asked by bg15 - Thu Mar 12 17:12:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I submit you haven't TRIED to find the answers -- you just wanted us to do it for you. Even if it is NOT graded, you still need to do the work yourself -- then you know the answers are CORRECT. If indeed you can't find them in the text, try this online one. We can then HELP you by correcting your work.
Answered by Feisty - Thu Mar 12 17:49:13 2009
Why doesn't my US history II book mention German Internment camps?
Q. I mean they very breifly mentioned Japenese internment camps using the word "placed" instead of "forced" which is totally bogus. There was no mention of the German internment camps. Didn't 11,000 German American citizens get detained just because they were German. I mean my book mentions all about women in baseball but decides that 11,000 detained entirely innocent German Americans deserve not a single sentence??? A lot of the people detained were even born in America. What is this garbage being taught to students nowadays? my college book is "A people a Nation" the author Norton Lee - I think your on the money. I mean their rights were violated..not just 1 or 10 or 100...10,000+ German Americans were detained because of their ancestory… [cont.]
Asked by I'm a man - Sat Sep 5 22:55:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. history books in America are always written to make us look like the greatest country ever who can do no wrong and the teachers(if they dont know any better) have to teach it.
Answered by lee s - Sat Sep 5 23:04:03 2009
Q. I mean they very breifly mentioned Japenese internment camps using the word "placed" instead of "forced" which is totally bogus. There was no mention of the German internment camps. Didn't 11,000 German American citizens get detained just because they were German. I mean my book mentions all about women in baseball but decides that 11,000 detained entirely innocent German Americans deserve not a single sentence??? A lot of the people detained were even born in America. What is this garbage being taught to students nowadays? my college book is "A people a Nation" the author Norton Lee - I think your on the money. I mean their rights were violated..not just 1 or 10 or 100...10,000+ German Americans were detained because of their ancestory… [cont.]
Asked by I'm a man - Sat Sep 5 22:55:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. history books in America are always written to make us look like the greatest country ever who can do no wrong and the teachers(if they dont know any better) have to teach it.
Answered by lee s - Sat Sep 5 23:04:03 2009
how many civillians has the american military killed in thier history,starting with the red indians?
Q. as far as i can see america is the most evil empire thats existed and still does,they meddle in politics of countires thousands of miles away from them.they arm terrorists to try and destroy their countires and thier economies.if you add up all the civilloians they have killed in thier evil history the answer would be in thier millions,from the red indians, to the black slaves,chinese slave labourers,bombing german civillian population IN the second world war,e.g dresden,japan with the two atomic bombs,korea,vietnam,libia yans,iraq's through sanctions then the war, who else is next?Mind u the funny thing is, all the civillains that i hve mentioned are non white,Hmmm i wonder if america has a history worse then the nazi.S?
Asked by alpha_male - Mon Oct 9 12:58:08 2006 - - 34 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just as many as other nations but remember you are able to ask that question and voice your opinion which you definitely couldn't if you were ruled over buy some other countries.
Answered by Schula - Mon Oct 9 13:07:30 2006
Q. as far as i can see america is the most evil empire thats existed and still does,they meddle in politics of countires thousands of miles away from them.they arm terrorists to try and destroy their countires and thier economies.if you add up all the civilloians they have killed in thier evil history the answer would be in thier millions,from the red indians, to the black slaves,chinese slave labourers,bombing german civillian population IN the second world war,e.g dresden,japan with the two atomic bombs,korea,vietnam,libia yans,iraq's through sanctions then the war, who else is next?Mind u the funny thing is, all the civillains that i hve mentioned are non white,Hmmm i wonder if america has a history worse then the nazi.S?
Asked by alpha_male - Mon Oct 9 12:58:08 2006 - - 34 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just as many as other nations but remember you are able to ask that question and voice your opinion which you definitely couldn't if you were ruled over buy some other countries.
Answered by Schula - Mon Oct 9 13:07:30 2006
To what extent do you learn U.S. History in Europe?
Q. Just wondering... Here (in the U.S.) we kind of blanket European History into a couple of classes - like there's no French History class, German History class, etc because European History is a lot of times so interrelated. But - the U.S. is just one country, so I don't know why you would devote a class specifically to it unless you live there. Is there like a general American History that covers North and South American countries?
Asked by Ella H - Mon Jan 26 17:08:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hummm..Interesting As I have Austrian citizenship as well as American I can tell you they are vastly different. I never went to secondary school there of course but I can tell you that European history is so vast-compared to North and South America. Basically, they got about 4000 years on us here in the states-in some form or another. It is important that although most of Europe is some form of democracy-they are not Capitalist as we are here. For the most part anything American is frowned upon by the establishment. On the other hand the kids,as you would expect, just eat it up-anything and everything American-fashion, movies,celebs(especially) sports, music and now American Television is more popular than ever. So, the answer is,… [cont.]
Answered by spooky_eerie_spooky - Mon Jan 26 17:58:40 2009
Q. Just wondering... Here (in the U.S.) we kind of blanket European History into a couple of classes - like there's no French History class, German History class, etc because European History is a lot of times so interrelated. But - the U.S. is just one country, so I don't know why you would devote a class specifically to it unless you live there. Is there like a general American History that covers North and South American countries?
Asked by Ella H - Mon Jan 26 17:08:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hummm..Interesting As I have Austrian citizenship as well as American I can tell you they are vastly different. I never went to secondary school there of course but I can tell you that European history is so vast-compared to North and South America. Basically, they got about 4000 years on us here in the states-in some form or another. It is important that although most of Europe is some form of democracy-they are not Capitalist as we are here. For the most part anything American is frowned upon by the establishment. On the other hand the kids,as you would expect, just eat it up-anything and everything American-fashion, movies,celebs(especially) sports, music and now American Television is more popular than ever. So, the answer is,… [cont.]
Answered by spooky_eerie_spooky - Mon Jan 26 17:58:40 2009
The truth, or falsehood of this statement about American History...?
Q. This was a statement by Pres. Candidate Mitt Romney. He essentially said:" out of all the nations in the world, there has been only one nation that has never taken land from another nation after a war. that nation is america. we did not take land from the germans, the japenese, we are the only nation to lose many lives and never take land. this makes america unique in the world" - mitt romney So basically you get the gist of what he was saying. This statement naturally caused me to think - as I have the questioning nature of an ameture history buff. Of course you first think about the American Indians, but thats maybe different for the obvious reasons. However, I then think about the state of Texas,and or California. Were these… [cont.]
Asked by Dustin H - Tue Sep 4 07:19:51 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The opening statement was bogus Ask any American Indian Oh yeah I am one
Answered by suzypjs2000 - Tue Sep 4 07:28:11 2007
Q. This was a statement by Pres. Candidate Mitt Romney. He essentially said:" out of all the nations in the world, there has been only one nation that has never taken land from another nation after a war. that nation is america. we did not take land from the germans, the japenese, we are the only nation to lose many lives and never take land. this makes america unique in the world" - mitt romney So basically you get the gist of what he was saying. This statement naturally caused me to think - as I have the questioning nature of an ameture history buff. Of course you first think about the American Indians, but thats maybe different for the obvious reasons. However, I then think about the state of Texas,and or California. Were these… [cont.]
Asked by Dustin H - Tue Sep 4 07:19:51 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The opening statement was bogus Ask any American Indian Oh yeah I am one
Answered by suzypjs2000 - Tue Sep 4 07:28:11 2007
Can anyone name all the regiments of German/Hessian mercs used by the British during the American Revolution?
Q. I need regiment names, I don't need a history lesson. I know what a Hessian is. My family is from Hessen. Maybe even one?
Asked by Fisher - Mon Jan 15 18:14:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. name all the regiments??? what sane person would be able to rattle that off of the top of their head? lol
Answered by UeFOe - Tue Jan 23 13:17:28 2007
Q. I need regiment names, I don't need a history lesson. I know what a Hessian is. My family is from Hessen. Maybe even one?
Asked by Fisher - Mon Jan 15 18:14:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. name all the regiments??? what sane person would be able to rattle that off of the top of their head? lol
Answered by UeFOe - Tue Jan 23 13:17:28 2007
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