4. What did the Germans have that most other inmigrants did not? How did they use this to their advantage?
Germans were skilled farmers and during the 18th and 19th century, with the Industrial Revolution changing the economy of many Germany states from agricultural to manufacturing industries, they emigrated to the United States. Hearing of the North America's farmland, they brought their farmer skills mostly to the midwest helping to make prosper the local agriculture.
Germans used their knowledges to prosper in a foreing land and many of them became businessmen and buildt beer breweries alongside with agriculture.
Need more context. They imposed it because they think they are the superior untainted race. They believed they were the strongest smartest fastest humans and other races were inferior.
<span>knights leaving western Europe would travel through the Rhineland in Germany, then head south through the Kingdom of Hungary. </span>
<span>They changed to quick hit and run attacks and the British couldn't keep up with them. They also had Francis Marion.</span>
Dry farming occurs is areas where there is little rainfall. Mesopotamians depended on the annual flooding of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. This is similar to the Egyptians depending on the Nile to flood. The annual flooding was more predictable than expecting rainfall. The problem with this style of farming is that rivers move and dry up. Should a great drought occur then even the flooding won't be enough to keep crops growing.
