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10 June, 16:27

Why did immigration from Germany increase after 1848

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    Many Germans left Germany after 1848 because of a failure of a democratic revolution. T he Revolution of 1848 failed to unite the German-speaking states into a single nation. Also people sought work and opportunity. The immigrants from this period were nicknamed the "Forty-Eighters,". They were typically professionals, journalists, and politicians.
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