Answer:
The American history of immigrants from Europe
Explanation:
The Lost Batallion is a group of about 500 men which gets trapped behind enemy lines in October 1918 in France during the closing weeks of W.W. 1.
This group consisted of many Irish, Polish, Italian and Jewish immigrants, mostly from New York. Surely it must have been difficult for Lieutenant to pronounce the names correctly
Immigration forms an indelible part of American history and in this case the European presence in the Lost Batallion is clearly caused by the big wave of European immigration from the middle of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. Most of these immigrants arrived at Ellis Island and if they were lucky they could continue their journey to New York.
The answer would be "pull factor"
In general terms, the Pan-African movement encouraged "<span>D. a nationalist spirit of Africans living throughout the world," since it was clear that Africans were being taken advantage of in many countries. </span>
