Anheuser-Busch This massive beer producer is named after its two founders, Eberhard Anheuser and Adolphus Busch, who owned a German-style brewery in St. Louis together in the late 1800s. One of their first beers was an American-style lager named Budweiser to appeal to German immigrants. Logo...
Just across the Hudson River from Manhattan, Hudson County is New Jersey's most densely populated, partly due to its small size of just 46 square miles. Throughout the late 1800s, the county was synonymous with immigration, as immigrants flowed through Ellis Island and put roots down in the...
This massive beer producer is named after its two founders, Eberhard Anheuser and Adolphus Busch, who owned a German-style brewery in St. Louis together in the late 1800s. One of their first beers was an American-style lager named Budweiser to appeal to German immigrants. Logo #28 Wikimedia...
One of their first beers was an American-style lager named Budweiser to appeal to German immigrants. Logo #28 Wikimedia Commons Logo #28 Michelin Pixabay Michelin You probably recognize the unusual figure on the Michelin logo: the jolly Michelin Man made out of tires. What you might not ...
the Immigration Act of 1924 allowed immigration visas for 2% of the number of people from each nationality in the U.S. according to the 1890 census. The act neglected to include visas for any immigrants from Asia, making it illegal for them to cross the U.S. shoreline and enter in spite...
How did Fred Korematsu challenge the justifications for incarcerating more than a 100,000 Japanese immigrants and Japanese Americans during WW2? What were some outcomes of the women's movement of the 19th century? Why did the United States try to remain neutral and...
according to the 1890 census. The act neglected to include visas for any immigrants from Asia, making it illegal for them to cross the U.S. shoreline and enter in spite of continued unrest overseas. [Pictured: First Regiment Band, U.S. Marine Corps, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic] 1925...
Before New York City morphed into a modern metropolis it is today, it was knitted together by family farms, many of which were established by descendants of 17th-century Dutch immigrants.Built in the 1780s, the brick, timber, and fieldstone house boasts the low pitched gambrel roof typical of...
history, “The Strange Career of Jim Crow,” the historian C. Vann Woodward showed what a close call it was. Jim Crow’s history was “strange,” said Woodward, because in the 1890s, race relations were still in a fluid state. There were clearly defined choices. Segregation was not ...
Before New York City morphed into a modern metropolis it is today, it was knitted together by family farms, many of which were established by descendants of 17th-century Dutch immigrants. Built in the 1780s, the brick, timber, and fieldstone house boasts the low pitched gambrel roof typical ...