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Articles related to "Immigrants"
Frederick Jackson Turner and the Closing of the American Frontier
Frederick Jackson Turner introduced us to the idea that America had become another name for opportunity because of its frontier. frederick jackson turner • american history • frontier theory • immigrants • immigration
Muslims in America A brief history of Muslims in America to the present. muslim immigrants • american muslims • islam • u.s. • united states
The Fishing Master of Appledore Ghost, pirate, constable, taverner and general factotum,his tales are colorful, but are they fact--or fancy? phillip babb • new hampshire • maine • immigrants
Arab Americans: Past and Present Some brief facts about Arab Americans, including early immigration, ancestry and population centers of Americans of Arab heritage. arab americans • arabs in america • immigration • u.s. • united states
Undocumented Migrants/Human Beings This article discusses a few cases of recent migrant deaths, and argues to see them as more than isolated incidents. migrant deaths • u.s.-mexico border • illegal immigration • undocumented immigrants • human rights
Central Committee For Ex-Muslims Ex-Muslim's want their own voice. Islam is the only religion that does not recognize ex-members but two brave women are trying to change this. the committee for ex-muslims • ex-muslims • non-practicing muslims • arzu toker • mitra zainal
Storytelling from China to America From the best seller The Joy Luck Club, comes another unique tale of survival and a quest for identity in The Kitchen God's Wife by Amy Tan. the kitchen god's wife • female storytelling • a quest for female identity • alienation • abjection
Haunted Ellis Island This US immigration processing center for 62 years was the scene of many tragedies. Its Great Hall is a place where voices of the dead and other sounds are heard. haunted ellis island • ellis island ghosts • island of tears • ghost voices • paranormal sounds
Criminals in the Workplace Employers' attempts to level their competitive playing fields have led to the creation of thriving criminal underground economies in both Canada and the U.S. criminals • employers • employees • workplace • underground economy
Dining in Colonial Virginia The early Jamestown folks seemed fonder of bowling in the streets than raising corn. Corn they could trade with the Indians for, or just steal it. jamestown • virginia • food • stealing from indians • corn
John Francis Fitzgerald John Fitzgerald, the son of Irish immigrants, at age 22, leaves medical school to support his eight motherless brothers after their father dies. john fitzgerald • honey fitz • harvard medical school • irish immigrants • ireland
Women, Keepers of the Garden Though men have designed great gardens, the home grounds and traditions have been kept by the women. women • gardening • garden keeping • pamela harper • ann lovejoy
Thailand's Sea Gypsies The predominantly Muslim community of Krabi lives in peace with other religions, despite the tensions in Thai society further south, as do the Sea Gypsies and the Chinese ethnic groups in krabi • immigrants from china • tin mines of phuket • thai society • chinese rituals
The Royal Montreal Golf Club The Royal Montreal Golf Club was the first official permanent golf club in Canada, established in 1873. Men, women and children enjoyed the lush private club facilities. canadian history • golf in canada • royal montreal golf club in 1884 • on the outskirts of montreal called the montreal g • royal was added to the moniker
From the Streets to the Boardrooms: The American Mafia Organizes A new view of the future of organized crime in America was being formed by the younger members of the Families. Moving from the the money making rackets of Gambling, extortion, and prostitution, the new racket would become bootlegging. Prohibition would provide the cash needed to change the organization of crime in America. "ethnic succession in crime" • camorra • calaria • black hand • skimming
A Brief History of Colonial America’s Society & Culture Colonial American Society: the rise of the free press, public education, political structure, and religious tolerance in the Age of Enlightenment. colonial american history • 17th c. american colonies • 18th c. american colonies • the age of enlightenment • free press
France : an introduction Understanding another culture and language is always a daunting task. Understanding France and the French is likewise difficult to say the least. france • french
Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm Walther A look at the life and work of C. F. W. walther, founder of the Missouri Synod as well as Concordia Seminary in St. Louis and the Synodical Conference. Dr. Walther was voted the most influential American Lutheran by readers of this forum. luther • lutheran • walther • missouri • lc-ms
Homebound: Grandfather's Journey A Japanese American man and his grandfather are linked by a shared love of Japan and the U.S. immigration • japan • america • allensay • caldecott
Research Irish Ancestors Another collection of handy and very useful genealogy resources, this time for anyone with Irish heritage. It can be hard to access original vital records from overseas. irish genealogy • irish ancestors • ireland • history • genealogy
Environmental Management Linked to Spread of Infectious Diseases environment, disease, mosquito, malaria, hantavirus, Ebola virus, climate change, global warming environment • infectious diseases • climate change
Chinese: The New Super Language The Chinese economy is becoming one of the strongest forces on the planet. Successful businessmen of the future will need to be fluent in Chinese. learning chinese language • chinese culture • chinese language teachers • free learning chinese • chinese language training
Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan, NYC Everyone knows the name, but where is Hell's Kitchen? Discover the history of one of New York City's best known neighbourhoods and why you need to visit. hell's kitchen • new york city • where is hell's kitchen • midtown west • history of hell's kitchen
NBC Airs Bee Movie TV Juniors Bee Movie's promos have never lacked for originality. In his new "TV Junior" spots, Jerry Seinfeld hunts for animators, talks theme music and picks a crushed can. bee movie • jerry seinfeld • dreamworks animation • nbc • tv juniors
Euskara maite maite, zabiltz neugaz beti: Basque
An improbable language enjoys improbable success. basque • reno • euskadi • euskara • spain
Ghosts in the Mines A short collection of mining-related ghost stories from the past. mining • ghosts • apparitions • spirits
Federal Conscription and the New York Draft Riots of 1863 A synopsis of the draft initiated in the North and details of the worst of the country's reaction to conscription. draft riots • new york draft riots • conscription
New Sweden In New Sweden/Delaware the Swedes build the first log cabin in America. Criminals, army deserters, and unfaithful husbands arrive. delaware • new sweden • cape henlopen • schuylkill river • dutch west india company
WHERE DO I START? Beginner's lessons (and great review for the experienced) beginning genealogy • genealogy • lessons
An American story We hardly ever hear about them anymore. They are here and these unique tales are reminding us of the time of our early American Ancestors. paul bunyan • brer rabbit • pecos bill • american folktales • american tall tales
Barranquilla, Colombia With a massive Carnaval - second only to Rio's - Colombia's increasing stability and Shakira's swinging hips, tourism to Barranquilla is on the rise. travel in colombia • cartagena • santa marta • tayrona • barranquilla
Body And Soul on DVD Anxiously awaiting the new Rocky? (Really? You are?) Forget it. The boxing classic Body And Soul is out on DVD. body and soul • dvd release • boxing movie • john garfield • robert rossen
Culture and Respect Have we a multicultural society? We can't have one if we only tolerate others' values and practices. culture • multiculturalism • tolerance • respect • duty
Dyngus Day in Buffalo & South Bend Easter Monday visitors to Buffalo and South Bend, Ind., have the opportunity to participate in Dyngus Day celebrations. Just bring some water and pussy willows. buffalo • south bend • polish • dyngus • easter
John Fitzgerald for Mayor John Fitzgerald is elected to Congress, then serves three years in the Senate. He returns to Boston to run for Mayor. john fitzgerald • boston in massachusetts • united states congress • massachusetts state senate • anti-catholic in america
Murder on the Rue de Paradis by Cara Black When Aimee's lost love suddenly returns to Paris, she is confused, even more when he asks her to marry him. By morning, however, he is dead. murder on the rue de paradis by cara black • aimee leduc mysteries • murder mysteries set in paris • 2008 mystery book reviews • paris murder mysteries
Romantic Invaders Part 1 This article examines the way English Romanticism has played a part in the colonisation of the Australian landscape. indigenous • invaders • romantic • wordsworth • colonisation
Statue of Liberty to Reopen on July 4 2009 Closed since 9/11, the Statue of Liberty is now accepting reservations for visitor access to the top. statue of liberty • new york city • reopening • world heritage site • american monument
They Came to Delaware Colonel Johan Printz, all 400 pounds of him, arrives to be governor of New Sweden/Delaware. He has some really big plans for the colony. delaware • new sweden • colonel johan printz • new york • fort casimir
Top Six Cincinnati Attractions Cincinnati, along the Ohio River in Southwest Ohio, has a character unlike other Ohio cities. The city has unique, walkable neighborhoods, museums, parks, and bridges. cincinnati attractions • freedom center • findlay market • mount adams • cincinnati zoo
Who Was Al Capone? The rise and fall of the underworld's biggest crime boss. al capone • gangster • mobster • mafia gangster • mafia
Asian Pacific Islander Month A look at Asian contributions to American history. asian-american • pacific islander • discrimination • internment • camps
New Bill Set To Repeal the Anti-terrorism Law A new bill has recently been introduced that would repeal the use of secret evidence that has been used against many Muslims and Arabs in the United States. anti-terrorism bill • muslims • secret evidence • secret evidence repeal act of 1999 • deportation
Squirrels vs. Eastpointe City Council city council attacks squirrel feeding woman squirrels • rats • rodents • bird-feeding • charges |
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