Titlebook: German and Irish Immigrants in the Midwestern United States, 1850–1900; Regina Donlon Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Michelle Wing-tung Cheng,Samuel Kai Wah Chues and takes into consideration the factors influencing the growth of German and Irish ethnic communities in each location. Further in the chapter, an immigrant profile of both the German and Irish immigrant communities in each city is constructed. This was achieved by using census data to decipher

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Evolution of Software Product Linesnominations that embodied the religious experience of the German and Irish immigrant communities in St Louis and Fort Wayne. It then takes into consideration the emergence and significance of national parishes in the immigrant context and uses immigrant stories to highlight the importance of those p

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Donald F. H. Wallach,Richard J. Winzlerlizing the political landscape in the mid-nineteenth century, the chapter takes into consideration how nativism impacted both the German and Irish immigrant communities and discusses the importance of the ‘Know-Nothing’ movement in each city. The start of the American Civil War marked a watershed mo

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Avio case study: the MRO process,omen and examines the marriage trends specific to the women of each immigrant community. The chapter also explores the social landscape of female immigrants, and using the diaries compiled by German immigrant women as well as some religious records pertaining to the St Brigid of Erin Parish in St Lo

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Akustisch evozierte Potentiale (AEP), the principal argument of the book, namely, the necessity of examining multiple immigrant communities simultaneously to fully appreciate the peculiarities of each individual community. It highlights the key findings from the study and suggests possible avenues of further exploration.

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Making the Transition: Irish and German Immigrants Arrive in the Midwest,n and explores the economic, social, and political landscapes into which German and Irish immigrants arrived. The second section of the chapter examines the departure process from both donor societies. The final section of this chapter explores the process of migrating to the Midwest upon becoming i