https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj Kinz M, Nathan H, Marcus R en-us 2019-10-25 15:26:22 UTC 2025-11-21 08:58:53 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f437.png maroberts1205 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402625453 German Workers' Party is a social organization made of all people who are doing physical or mental work. Skilled workers are to be considered as middle class while others are to be considered underclass. This allowed people to come in and participate while still living their life. If these Germans were to join the German Workers' Party they could fight along and against people who make higher wages without doing any mental or physical work. This is a pull factor because it allowed more people to urbanize to that certain area without regretting their past lives and leaving their past jobs.

]]> 2019-10-25 15:35:09 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402625453 mnmarbais0603 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402629692 Johanna was a young lady, age twenty seven to be exact, who had sailed on the Hansa ship in 1921. The Hansa was an auxiliary cruiser of Nazi Germany's Kreigesmarine, the ship was not ever put into active service as a commerce radar however she was used to transport civilians and soldiers during her time (Johanna was a civilian passenger on one of Hansa's voyages). Johanna and her family, like so many others, were greatly poor due to WWI. Which played a huge role in the push factor that persuaded her to leave Germany to marry a man in America. She saw more luck in America due to her current financial situation, so, she left Germany.]]> 2019-10-25 15:41:05 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402629692 mnmarbais0603 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402630342 This political cartoon created by Thomas Nast in 1876 is essentially about Tweed, William Marcy trying to appease the people in a "win, win situation". This artist was a German immigrant who came to the United States and started creating political cartoons concerning American Politics. That alone is a pull factor, because during this time period in Germany, there was a lot of political disruption going on. To learn of a German artist taking his time to create fun visuals of the current political events in America shows them a more stable political environment.]]> 2019-10-25 15:42:08 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402630342 maroberts1205 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402631056 This is a push factor because they were told to go to the consulate then straight to Austria. They were forced to go to Austria but then got the word that England had declared war against them. It's also a push factor because due to the war nearly all trade is prevented. Without trade people cannot get the resources needed to support their families and more. Families who have no resources will not want to contribute, and be a part of this type of organization.

]]> 2019-10-25 15:43:22 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402631056 maroberts1205 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402632232 This picture represents a push factor because it shows how people lived an old and very poor life. These people want to get out and explore to create a better future for themselves and their children. These people immigrated for a safer and more trustworthy life. Most of the immigrants were least likely to speak English or be a skilled worker in any type of job.

]]> 2019-10-25 15:45:08 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402632232 nahockensmith0506 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402633051 The germans came into the United States because they believed in a land with greater opportunity.
They came over because their government had distinctions of classes based on their social and business life. The German giving the speech continues to say that no one over in Europe would dare talk to anyone who wasnt financially stable. The classes were almost the same as they were in America, huge gap that no one could get in between. It was either Upper Class or your were Poor Giving the Germans some push towards America hoping for better economic/social standards]]> 2019-10-25 15:46:23 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402633051 nahockensmith0506 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402634467 This piece of art drawn by Joseph Keppler is showing the reaction to the Anti-Immigration of the American people and how chaotic immigrants got with each other for the fight to live the american dream. Its representing the Working Class despising immigrants coming in and taking their jobs. Irish wanted just a new slate, a new life worry free of any debts or wrong doings in their past life. While Germans had lived a decent life they came over because the government they had prior wasn't too settling for the German people pushing them to come over in hope for a better government]]> 2019-10-25 15:48:37 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402634467 mnmarbais0603 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402635927 In the picture provided, there are lots of German immigrants boring the ship. It looks over crowded and cramped, it leads to the inquiry, why are they so desperate to leave? In the years 1871-1912 there was a federal election in Germany. The permitted provisions governing the right to vote had an unfair system for elections; Concluding, there were unfair voting restrictions in Germany. Certain parties such as, Liberalism and Conservatives were on a decline, this would give them a pull factor to America due to the fact that Germany's Parliament was changed, they wanted to avoid political prosecution.]]> 2019-10-25 15:50:49 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/402635927 nahockensmith0506 https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/403380832 The picture is explaining how eager the german people were to finally get over to america. Many just wanted to get out of the economy they were stuck in and go to the world of wealthy capitalists. Usually they sold their services for years because they couldnt afford the trip over to the States. The German government at the time was the second biggest industrial powerhouse at the time, before WW1 though they were considered a Constitutional Monarchy. This meaning political parties had no control over the government and the military. This giving the government and military their own power. Giving these 2 the most power most likely worried the German citizens pushing them towards america before Germany fell into a crisis]]> 2019-10-28 15:16:18 UTC https://padlet.com/mnmarbais0603/cepvawnncepj/wish/403380832